Reveal: 11501 Tulip Bouquet from LEGO® Botanicals

The Winter blues may be setting in for many, but LEGO® Botanicals are here to bring a burst of color to your day. They have revealed 11501 Tulip Bouquet, which blooms with a stunning mix of brick-built flowers, showcasing a rainbow of recolors and even introducing a couple of few fresh elements to the LEGO parts inventory.

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11501 Tulip Bouquet

• Release date: 1 January 2026
• Pieces: 576

Price:

• US$ 59.99 on LEGO.com US
• CA$ 79.99 on LEGO.com Canada
• GB£ 54.99 on LEGO.com UK
• AU$ 99.99 on LEGO.com Australia
• NZ$ 109.99 on LEGO.com New Zealand
• DE€ 59,99 on LEGO.com Deutschland
• NL€ 59,99 on LEGO.com Nederland
• FR€ 59,99 on LEGO.com France
• PLN 264.99 on LEGO.com Polska
• NOK 849,90 on LEGO.com Norge
• DKK 549.95 on LEGO.com Danmark
• For other countries, see the list at the end of this article

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About the model

The set features 5 varieties of tulips in various colours and stages of bloom, as well as unopened flowers and leaves. 

Like previous bouquet sets, the flowers are designed to be displayed in a vase (not included in the set) to add a playful twist to your home decor.

Here is the tulip set alongside the extremely popular LEGO Botanicals rose bouquets.

New moulds

It's a little unusual for LEGO Botanicals sets to introduce new parts – they usually rely on the inventive use of existing elements to recreate their subject matter – so it's a little surprising to see not one but two new elements amongst this beautiful bouquet of brick-built flowers. Conversely, both will be extremely useful in other themes too.

New petal/ windscreen element

The first new element we spot in the tulip bouquet is this new canopy – in red, bright pink, purple, and yellow!

11501 Tulip Bouquet was just one of the upcoming sets revealed to us at Fan Media Days earlier this year. LEGO Botanicals product designer Theo Bonner was keen to show us his tablescrap which showcased some of the element's unique geometry. We can't wait to analyze the part ourselves!

While the element was made specifically for the tulips, it looks like an exciting element to MOC with. It looks very much like a windscreen to us, or maybe even the bonnet of a VW Beetle? 

New petal/ leaf element

The second new element we found is a new foliage element, appearing in red and yellow in the tulips' petals.

This new leaf piece looks to be based on the 3 x 3 Palm Leaf (part 7264) that was introduced in 10348 Japanese Red Maple Bonsai earlier this year (see Ben's review of set 10348). That element featured three leaves, while this new part only has one.

Recolours

As you'd expect from LEGO Botanicals, the set is full of recoloured elements. Here are the ones we spotted:

• Sports Surfboard Standard (90397) in Bright Pink and Green
• Brick Round Corner, Curved 2 x 2 x 2/3 Quarter Circle (5852) in Bright Pink and Purple
• Cone 3 x 3 x 3 (Elliptic Paraboloid) with Internal Axle Hole (1744) in Yellowish Green
• Brick Round 1 x 1 D. Tube with 45° Elbow and Axle Holes (Crossholes) at Each End (7324) in Green
• Shield Ovoid [Plain] (2586) in Purple
• Brick Arch 1 x 5 x 3 1/3 Curved Top (5845) in Green
• Pneumatic Hose Connector with Axle Connector (99021) in Green
• Plate Special 1 x 2 with Angular Extension and Flexible Green Tip in Green

It's quite the list already, but as always, let us know if we missed anything in the comments below!

 

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Global prices

• Australia 99.99 AUD
• Austria 59.99 EUR
• Belgium 59.99 EUR
• Brazil 499.99 BRL
• Canada 79.99 CAD
• Croatia 64.99 EUR
• Czech Republic 1479 CZK
• Denmark 549.95 DKK
• Estonia 62.99 EUR
• Finland 69.95 EUR
• France 59.99 EUR
• Germany 59.99 EUR
• Greece 64.99 EUR
• Hong Kong 449 HKD
• Hungary 24990 HUF
• India 6499 INR
• Ireland 59.99 EUR
• Israel 70 EUR
• Italy 59.99 EUR
• Japan 9280 JPY
• Latvia 62.99 EUR
• Lithuania 62.99 EUR
• Luxembourg 59.99 EUR
• Malaysia 259.9 MYR
• Mexico 1399 MXN
• New Zealand 109.99 NZD
• Norway 849.9 NOK
• Poland 264.99 PLN
• Portugal 59.99 EUR
• Romania 319.99 RON
• Singapore 89.9 SGD
• Slovakia 60.99 EUR
• Slovenia 64.99 EUR
• South Africa 1149 ZAR
• South Korea 80900 KRW
• Spain 59.99 EUR
• Sweden 749.9 SEK
• Switzerland 69.9 CHF
• Taiwan 1999 TWD
• The Netherlands 59.99 EUR
• Turkey 2949 TRY
• Ukraine 2999 UAH
• United Kingdom 54.99 GBP
• USA 59.99 USD

Official LEGO description


Add an eye-catching piece of flower decor to your home with the LEGO® Botanicals Tulip Bouquet (11501) building kit for adults. Capturing the joy and optimism of spring, this LEGO bouquet features 5 varieties of tulips in various colours and stages of bloom. Immerse yourself in the beauty of flowers as you craft vibrant green buds, purple closed tulips and red, yellow and pink opened tulips, plus green leaves for added authenticity. The flower building set also includes adjustable stems that make it easy to arrange the tulips into a bespoke LEGO bouquet. Once you’ve completed this fun craft project, the set becomes a stunning piece of floral home decor that will bring colour to any space. A thoughtful gift for women and men on birthdays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, housewarmings or any other special occasions, this flower building set is available in the LEGO Builder app, where budding florists can access digital building instructions and track their progress. Set contains 576 pieces. 

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