LEGO® Rose

Description

A flower that never wilts

A rose on Valentine's Day is one of the most traditional gifts there is. This set turns it into a version made of bricks, using 65 pieces. The advantage is plain: it lasts longer than any bouquet and can be rebuilt whenever you like. It was released in 2022 in the seasonal Valentine's line. The build is simple enough to do together with someone, and the finished stem will fit into practically any vase. It makes a thoughtful gesture for a partner, family or friends who might not want a paper bouquet.

Red, black and green

The main colours are red for the bloom, black, bright green for the stem and bright light orange as an accent. With only 14 different part types among the 65 pieces, many elements recur, which is typical for a flower model: the same leaves and curved parts are needed several times. If you like botany in bricks, this is a simple but attractive template that transfers well to other kinds of flower.

To give or to display

No minifigures are included, so the rose holds the stage alone. That makes the set a gift you can hand over without much explanation, and a decoration that needs no care. Place it on a shelf, a desk or a windowsill, where the strong colours catch the eye. If you combine several sets you can arrange a whole bouquet, and rearrange it again and again whenever the mood takes you.

Parts list and ideas

The complete parts list, with colours and quantities, is further down the page. It helps when you rebuild or modify the model, for instance with a different bloom colour. Use “What can I build?” to check which further sets your collection already covers. Green stem and leaf pieces also suit trees, bushes and other plants, and red curved elements are versatile in almost any collection you might own.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Rose have?

Set 6328560 has 65 pieces in 14 different part types.

Are minifigures included?

No, there are no minifigures.

Which theme does it belong to?

It is part of the seasonal Valentine's line and dates from 2022.