How many pieces does set 11513-1 have?

The set contains 562 pieces with 111 unique parts, and no minifigures are included.

What colours define the arrangement?

Black, Dark Red, Dark Green and Reddish Brown give it its dark, moody look.

How does it differ from other Botanicals sets?

It deliberately uses a dark, autumnal palette rather than the brighter, more colourful flower sets typical of the range.

Botanicals

Dark Flower Arrangement

Set 11513-1, the 'Dark Flower Arrangement', recreates a flower display in a moody, dark colour palette, built from 562 pieces with 111 unique parts. No minifigures are included, since the set is designed as a purely decorative piece.

Set number: 11513
Year: 2026
Pieces: 562
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Botanicals
Different parts: 111

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 111

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (15)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

BLACK LOTUS 232 pieces by KeisukeOmori

View the idea at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

An arrangement in a dark colour mood

Set 11513-1 belongs to the Botanicals range and is built around a flower arrangement that deliberately breaks from the brighter, more summery sets in the line, opting instead for a dark, moody colour mood. With 562 pieces and 111 unique parts, the model sits in a mid-size bracket that offers plenty of variety for a longer building evening without pushing into flagship-model territory. As with most Botanicals sets, no minifigures are included, since the whole set focuses on the arrangement itself as a decorative object. For fans of darker interiors, the set offers a welcome alternative to the brighter, more classic flower sets in the range.

Build style and colours

The colour palette of Black, Dark Red, Dark Green and Reddish Brown gives the model a distinctly autumnal, almost gothic character that sets it apart clearly from the bright pink or yellow tones seen in other Botanicals sets. Dark Red and Reddish Brown likely represent flower heads and drier-looking elements, while Dark Green forms the leaves and Black covers stems, vases or contrast details. This combination recalls winter dried-flower arrangements or autumnal decorations, setting it apart clearly from classic spring or summer bouquets.

Who the set suits

As a dark decorative arrangement, the set particularly suits anyone after a moodier, less playful alternative to classic colourful flower sets, whether for a study, a darker living room or as seasonal autumn decoration. With 562 pieces and 111 unique parts, the build sits in a manageable range that suits a longer evening session. Anyone who already owns other sets from the Botanicals range can use this darker arrangement deliberately as a contrast to brighter flower sets, combining several moods on the same shelf. The set also works well as a gift for anyone with a taste for unusual, moody decoration.

Using the parts list on Bricoria

The Bricoria page for set 11513-1 lists all 111 unique parts, sorted by colour, so individual pieces in Black, Dark Red, Dark Green or Reddish Brown can be looked up directly. This is useful if a piece goes missing or if you want to check which specialist pieces were used for the flower heads or leaves before planning your own adjustments. For collectors who own several Botanicals sets, comparing the parts lists is worthwhile to spot overlaps and differences between the individual arrangements. The page therefore works as a practical reference for this set, from planning through to later additions.

FAQ

How many pieces does set 11513-1 have?: The set contains 562 pieces with 111 unique parts, and no minifigures are included.
What colours define the arrangement?: Black, Dark Red, Dark Green and Reddish Brown give it its dark, moody look.
How does it differ from other Botanicals sets?: It deliberately uses a dark, autumnal palette rather than the brighter, more colourful flower sets typical of the range.

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