Mona Lisa (1503 pieces)
Mona Lisa (1503 pieces)
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🖼️ Art that you assemble: the iconic Mona Lisa!
Transform your wall with one of the most famous portraits in the world, now in the form of blocks!
This is a tribute to the masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci and was created for those who love art, history, and creative challenges.
With a frame built from blocks and a background that simulates a classic museum, this elegant version of the Mona Lisa will add a touch of sophistication and originality to your environment.
It's more than just a set — it's an interactive piece of art that you create with your own hands. 🎨🧩
🧱 Product Details:
🧩 Number of pieces: 1,503 blocks for an immersive and relaxing assembly
👨🎨 Iconic work: Detailed recreation of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous painting
🖼️ Block frame: Comes with a frame and themed art gallery background
📏 Assembled dimensions: Approximately 43 cm high × 30 cm wide × 4 cm deep
🧠 Creative experience: Focus, patience, and an incredible visual result
🎯 Recommended for: Adults who are fans of art, culture, decoration, and construction
🧾 Important: Only original LEGO products come with a sealed brand box. Replicas are shipped in generic packaging.
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