Save 44%: As of Oct. 11,Secret Confessions (2025) Maid in Heaven Episode 42 you can grab the Lego Icons Dried Flower Centerpiece for just $27.99 at Amazon. At that price, you're saving $22 off the $49.99 list price.
Opens in a new window Credit: Lego Lego Icons Dried Flower Centerpiece $27.99 at Amazon Anyone who's ever funded a Lego habit for themselves or someone else learns one thing very quick: those bricks don't come cheap. But, they are fun to build, and the Lego Botanicals collection make for unique (and weirdly practical) house decor.
While it may be tempting to put off thinking about the holidays as long as possible, the benefit is getting in early on any deals that pop up. For example: the Lego Icons Dried Flower Centerpiece is on sale for just $27.99, down from $49.99, saving you $22 and actually bringing the Legos down to the realm of affordability.
The set comes with a whopping 812 pieces, making its price point even more affordable. (For comparison, two other Lego Icons holiday sets, the 608-piece Poinsettia and the 1,194-piece wreath, are currently at the full prices of $49.99 and $99.99, respectively).
The autumn design can be built solo, but if you want to work with someone else, the split design makes splitting up the job easier than with most Lego sets. Once you're done building, it can be arranged in different ways as a centerpiece, hung on the wall, or combined with our Lego Botanical sets.
If you're most interested in that last option, we've put together a list of a few other Lego Icons set on sale.
Lego Icons Tiny Plants — $39.95$49.99(save $10.04)
Lego Icons Bonsai Tree — $39.99$49.99(save $10)
Lego Icons Orchid — $39.99$49.99(save $10)
Lego Icons Succulents —$39.99$49.99(save $10)
Lego Icons Flower Bouquet — $47.95$59.99(save $12.04)
Lego Icons Wildflower — $47.99$59.99(save $12)
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