Sakura Haruno - NARUTO
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Sakura Haruno - NARUTO

Sakura Haruno - NARUTO

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sakura haruno - naruto pixel art kit made of 1536 to 5120 bricks depending on the selected size to build a mosaic inspired by the iconic pink-haired kunoichi. a creative activity and an original decoration for naruto, manga and pixel art fans.

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sakura haruno - naruto pixel art kit made of 1536 to 5120 bricks depending on the selected size to build a mosaic inspired by the iconic pink-haired kunoichi. a creative activity and an original decoration for naruto, manga and pixel art fans.

LEGO® Compatible

Easy to build

Delivery 5-10 days

Easy to build

  • Bricks sorted by color
  • Suitable for ages 10 and up

Everything you need is included

  • LEGO® compatible brick set
  • Pixel art baseplate

Assembly time

  • From 3 to 12 hours, depending on the chosen format
  • Stress-relieving activity

A unique piece of decor

  • Retro pixel art style
  • Can be framed or displayed
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🌸 Sakura Haruno – NARUTO Pixel Art Kit | Buildable Brick Mosaic (1536 / 3072 / 5120 pieces)

Step into the world of NARUTO with this Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit. Made from small 1x1 LEGO®-compatible bricks, this buildable artwork transforms one of the series’ most iconic kunoichi into an original Pixel Art mosaic that you can assemble yourself, brick by brick.

Her distinctive pink hair, expressive gaze, facial contours and the different shades associated with her outfit gradually appear as the build progresses. Each small piece contributes to the composition until a bright and instantly recognizable portrait is revealed, ideal for combining a creative activity, a passion for manga and decoration inspired by the NARUTO universe.

Available in three vertical formats with 1536, 3072 or 5120 bricks, this kit lets you choose the level of detail, building time and visual impact that best suit your preferences. From the accessible and relatively quick 32 × 48 format to the large 64 × 80 model made from more than 5000 pieces, each version offers a different experience and a spectacular result once displayed.


🧩 Watch Sakura Haruno appear, pixel by pixel

At the beginning of the build, the bricks mainly form different areas of color and contrast without immediately revealing the portrait as a whole. Then, as you progress, the pink hair, gaze, facial contours and different areas of light begin to become more defined until Sakura Haruno is gradually revealed.

The supplied assembly model guides you throughout the building process to help you position each color in the correct place on the base plates. You can therefore progress methodically, section by section, until your entire mosaic is complete.

The principle is simple and accessible:

- follow the supplied assembly model;
- identify the different colors and their positions;
- gradually place the 1x1 bricks on the base plates;
- progress area by area until the portrait is complete;
- regularly take a few steps back to watch Sakura Haruno reveal herself as a whole.

This gradual transformation makes the experience particularly satisfying: up close, every brick, stud and variation in shade remains clearly visible; from a distance, the thousands of pieces visually blend together and the portrait gains clarity, depth and expressiveness.


📐 Three formats to choose your level of detail

The Sakura Haruno – NARUTO Pixel Art Kit is available in three vertical sizes so you can choose the level of precision, building time and visual presence that best suit your project:

- SAKURA HARUNO 32 × 48 studs – 1536 bricks – approximately 1h30 to 2h30 of assembly;
- SAKURA HARUNO 48 × 64 studs – 3072 bricks – approximately 3h00 to 4h00 of assembly;
- SAKURA HARUNO 64 × 80 studs – 5120 bricks – approximately 6h30 to 8h30 of assembly.

The 32 × 48 format with 1536 bricks is a compact yet already highly expressive version. It allows you to recreate the main elements that make Sakura instantly recognizable: her pink hair, gaze, facial features and the large contrasting areas of the portrait. With approximately 1h30 to 2h30 of assembly, it is ideal for enjoying a relatively quick creative project.

The 48 × 64 version with 3072 bricks provides a significantly higher level of detail. The facial contours become more precise, the strands of hair stand out more clearly, the transitions between different shades become more gradual and the expression gains refinement. With approximately 3h00 to 4h00 of assembly, this format offers an excellent balance between precision, building time and decorative presence.

With 5120 bricks, the large 64 × 80 format offers the most immersive experience. The higher number of pixels makes it possible to refine the hair, eyes, facial features, shadows and different shades of the composition even further. With approximately 6h30 to 8h30 of assembly, this version becomes a genuine creative project and offers a particularly spectacular visual presence once displayed.

The larger the format, the more accurately the outlines, expressions and subtle color variations can be reproduced.


🌸 An iconic NARUTO heroine reimagined in Pixel Art

Sakura Haruno holds an essential place in the NARUTO universe. A member of Team 7 alongside Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha under the guidance of Kakashi Hatake, she evolves considerably throughout the story to become a determined fighter and a highly skilled medical ninja.

Her instantly recognizable appearance, pink hair, expressive gaze and the characteristic colors associated with her character are perfectly suited to a Pixel Art interpretation.

Recreated using several thousand small bricks, Sakura takes on a new decorative dimension combining manga culture, hands-on creativity and contemporary design.


🌷 Instantly recognizable pink hair

Sakura’s pink hair is one of the most iconic elements of her appearance. This bright color gives her a very strong visual identity and makes the character easy to recognize in a composition dedicated to NARUTO.

In Pixel Art form, different shades of pink, red, light and shadow gradually recreate the volume and contours of her hairstyle.

In the 48 × 64 and especially the 64 × 80 formats, the higher number of bricks makes it possible to refine the strands, color transitions and small areas of light even further, offering a more detailed result when the artwork is viewed from a few steps away.


👁️ An expressive gaze at the heart of the portrait

Sakura’s gaze plays an essential role in the personality of the portrait. Her expression can evoke her determination, confidence and the important evolution she experiences throughout her journey.

As the build progresses, the small areas of color around the eyes, eyebrows and face gradually take shape and give the mosaic more and more character.

The 48 × 64 and 64 × 80 formats naturally make it possible to reproduce more subtle variations around the gaze and strengthen the character’s overall expression.


💚 Eyes that add contrast and depth

Sakura’s eyes are an important part of her visual identity. Their tones contrast with the pink shades of her hair and contribute to the balanced use of color throughout the portrait.

In the mosaic, just a few groups of bricks are enough to create highlights, outlines and different areas of light that add depth to the gaze.

In the larger formats, these details naturally benefit from a greater number of pixels, allowing for a more precise expression when the artwork is viewed as a whole.


👊 Power that contrasts with her appearance

Sakura stands out through the striking contrast between her appearance and the physical power she is capable of displaying. As her character evolves, she becomes a formidable fighter capable of using tremendous strength with great precision.

This aspect adds another dimension to the character: behind her bright appearance and instantly recognizable colors is a determined, resilient and highly effective ninja in combat.

This duality makes Sakura a particularly interesting character to include in a Pixel Art collection dedicated to the main heroes of NARUTO.


🩺 An essential medical ninja for her team

Sakura also develops particularly important medical skills. Her progression allows her to play an essential role both in action and in supporting her allies.

This dimension greatly enriches her character and sets her apart from many other ninjas in the series.

Her portrait can therefore symbolize determination, strength, mastery and the ability to protect others, all elements that help explain her importance within the NARUTO universe.


💠 The forehead mark, a detail associated with her evolution

At certain stages of her development, Sakura is recognizable by a distinctive mark visible on her forehead. When this element is present in the composition, it adds another particularly identifiable detail to the portrait.

Using small contrasting bricks, this pattern can stand out from the surrounding skin tones and further enhance the facial expression.

The 48 × 64 and 64 × 80 formats provide greater precision for reproducing this type of detail and make it more clearly visible from a distance.


👥 An essential member of Team 7

Together with Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha, Sakura forms one of the most iconic teams in the story under the leadership of Kakashi Hatake. The relationships between these four characters play a central role in many moments throughout the series.

Displaying their portraits side by side allows you to recreate Team 7 as a genuine Pixel Art gallery.

Sakura’s brighter colors also create an interesting contrast with the darker palettes of Sasuke and Kakashi, while Naruto’s tones add even more energy to the overall composition.


🍥 A strong connection with Naruto Uzumaki

Sakura and Naruto share a common history within Team 7 and evolve together through numerous challenges. Their relationship gradually changes over time and plays an important role in the development of both characters.

Pairing their two portraits creates a colorful and dynamic composition that is particularly well suited to decoration dedicated to NARUTO.

Sakura’s pink hair and the brighter tones generally associated with Naruto create a vibrant combination that easily stands out in a wall gallery.


⚡ An iconic relationship with Sasuke Uchiha

The relationship between Sakura and Sasuke also plays an important role in her story. Their shared journey within Team 7 and the events that separate and later reconnect them strongly contribute to the character’s development.

Displaying Sakura alongside Sasuke creates a particularly interesting visual contrast between Sakura’s bright pink palette and the darker tones associated with the Uchiha clan.

This contrast of colors makes it possible to create a particularly balanced wall composition that fans of the series will instantly recognize.


🥷 A remarkable evolution throughout the story

One of the most interesting aspects of Sakura is her development. Her journey allows her to gradually strengthen her abilities, confidence and role within the team.

This progression adds further depth to the character and makes her portrait a particularly interesting piece in a collection dedicated to the different heroes of NARUTO.

The mosaic therefore highlights a heroine whose identity is not based solely on her appearance, but also on a journey shaped by learning, perseverance and determination.


🌸 A bright and instantly recognizable color palette

Sakura’s portrait stands out through a brighter palette than that of many other NARUTO characters. The different shades of pink, red and skin tones, combined with darker colors used for the outlines, create a highly balanced composition.

This palette works particularly well in Pixel Art because the main colors remain immediately visible even when the portrait is viewed from a distance.

In a collection featuring several characters, Sakura introduces a brighter touch that breaks up the very dark palettes of certain portraits and creates a more dynamic gallery.


✨ Shadows, light and contrasts that create depth

The depth of the portrait depends on the distribution of the different areas of shadow and light. Darker shades help define the contours of the hair, face and outfit, while lighter areas highlight the features and expression.

Each subtle variation in shade therefore plays a precise role in building the image.

The larger the format, the more gradual these transitions can become, allowing for a more detailed and nuanced result while fully retaining the Pixel Art aesthetic.


🎨 A composition perfectly suited to Pixel Art

Sakura’s graphic appearance is particularly well suited to being transformed into a mosaic. Her pink hair, expressive gaze, defined facial contours and strong color contrasts remain easy to recognize when reconstructed using small square bricks.

Each brick becomes a unit of color contributing to the creation of a detail. Grouped together, these thousands of pieces gradually bring the complete portrait to life.

Up close, the geometric structure and relief of the bricks dominate. Take a few steps back and the different pixels visually blend together, making Sakura appear with much greater clarity and depth.


🧱 1 brick = 1 pixel

The PixBric concept is based on a simple principle: each small 1x1 brick corresponds to one pixel of the image. By gradually combining 1536, 3072 or 5120 pieces, the different areas of color come together until Sakura Haruno is fully revealed.

Up close, you can distinguish every brick, stud and construction detail. Take a few steps back and all these small elements visually blend together, making the image appear much sharper.

This dual viewing experience gives brick-built Pixel Art all its charm: a geometric and textured construction when viewed up close, then a genuine portrait when seen from a distance.


🖼️ With or without a frame: choose your finish

Each version of the Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit can be ordered with or without a frame, allowing you to adapt the final result to your interior and the way you want to display your creation.

- Without a frame, for a modern, graphic look focused directly on the mosaic;
- With a frame, to enhance the artwork effect and give the creation a more elegant and structured finish.

The vertical format is particularly well suited to framed presentation and allows you to transform your build into a genuine wall portrait inspired by the world of manga.

Once completed, the mosaic can easily find its place in a living room, bedroom, office, gaming room or a space dedicated to manga and Japanese culture.


🔩 Optional wall-mounting kit

To install your creation directly on a wall after assembly, you can also add a wall-mounting kit when placing your order.

You can therefore customize your Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit according to your preferences:

- 32 × 48, 48 × 64 or 64 × 80 stud format;
- with or without a frame;
- with or without a wall-mounting kit.

Once the final brick is placed, your mosaic can immediately become part of your interior and turn into a genuine wall artwork built entirely by you.


🍥 Create your own Pixel Art gallery dedicated to NARUTO

Sakura Haruno can be displayed on her own as a striking feature piece or integrated into a Pixel Art collection dedicated to iconic characters from the NARUTO universe.

Paired with Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Kakashi Hatake, Itachi Uchiha, Gaara or other iconic characters, she allows you to gradually create a genuine gallery dedicated to the manga and its most popular heroes.

Her pink hair and bright palette add particularly interesting variety alongside characters with darker or cooler colors.

You can choose several artworks in similar dimensions to create a structured gallery or mix different formats for a more dynamic and personalized wall display.


👥 Bring Team 7 together in one decoration

Sakura takes on a special dimension when paired with portraits of Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha and Kakashi Hatake. Together, these four characters allow you to recreate Team 7 as a genuine Pixel Art gallery.

The differences in color between the characters bring plenty of rhythm to the composition, while their shared history creates a sense of coherence that NARUTO fans will instantly recognize.

You can align several portraits in the same format to create a regular gallery or play with different dimensions for a more original presentation.


🎮 Ideal decoration for a gaming room or manga-inspired space

With her instantly recognizable pink hair, expressive gaze and graphic aesthetic, Sakura naturally fits into a bedroom, gaming room, office or space dedicated to manga, anime and Japanese culture.

The mosaic can be paired with figurines, manga, video games, posters or other collectibles to create a fully personalized environment.

The 32 × 48 format integrates easily into an existing decoration, while the 48 × 64 and 64 × 80 versions make it possible to turn the portrait into one of the main features of the room.


🏠 A bright and contemporary artwork for your interior

Thanks to its colorful palette and Pixel Art aesthetic, the Sakura Haruno Kit can fit into many interior styles.

In a modern interior, the brick structure gives the portrait a graphic and original appearance. In a bedroom or gaming room, the pink shades and facial contrasts immediately add a brighter touch. In a collection space, the mosaic becomes a distinctive decorative piece that naturally draws attention.

The texture created by thousands of small bricks also adds an extra dimension compared with a traditional poster or simple printed reproduction.


🎯 Three building experiences to suit your preferences

With three available formats, the Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit lets you choose an experience suited to the amount of time you want to spend on your creation.

The 1536-brick version requires approximately 1h30 to 2h30 of assembly. It offers an accessible creative experience and allows Sakura’s main features to appear relatively quickly.

The 3072-brick version requires approximately 3h00 to 4h00 of assembly. With twice as many pixels as the 32 × 48 format, it allows for more precise outlines, more shades and a more detailed representation of the face, hair and gaze.

The large 5120-brick format offers an experience of approximately 6h30 to 8h30. With more than 5000 pieces to position, it becomes a genuine creative project and lets you fully enjoy each detail of the portrait gradually appearing before your eyes.

Each newly completed area reveals another part of Sakura until the final brick is placed.


🧘 A creative and immersive activity to enjoy at your own pace

Assembling several thousand small bricks provides a genuine moment of concentration and relaxation. The methodical placement of the pieces and the gradual appearance of Sakura make the building process just as interesting as the finished result.

You can spread the build across several sessions, allowing you to progress at your own pace and fully enjoy each stage of the creation.

Area by area, the pink hair appears, the facial contours take shape, the gaze becomes more precise and the different areas of color come together until Sakura Haruno is fully revealed.


🎁 An original gift idea for Sakura and NARUTO fans

The Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit makes an original gift idea for fans of manga, anime, Japanese culture, iconic characters, brick building and Pixel Art.

Unlike a poster or ready-made decoration, this kit first offers a genuine building experience before becoming an artwork to keep and display.

It can be given for a birthday, Christmas, housewarming or simply to surprise a NARUTO fan with an original creation they can assemble themselves.

Thanks to the three available formats, you can choose between a quick 1536-piece project, an intermediate 3072-brick version or a large 5120-piece build for fans of longer and more detailed building experiences.


⭐ Sakura Haruno – NARUTO Pixel Art Kit | Key features

- Pixel Art mosaic featuring Sakura Haruno;
- Design inspired by the visual universe of NARUTO;
- Built using 1x1 LEGO®-compatible bricks;
- 3 vertical formats available: 32 × 48, 48 × 64 and 64 × 80 studs;
- 1536, 3072 or 5120 bricks depending on the selected version;
- Approximately 1h30 to 2h30 of assembly for the 1536-brick version;
- Approximately 3h00 to 4h00 of assembly for the 3072-brick version;
- Approximately 6h30 to 8h30 of assembly for the 5120-brick version;
- Assembly model included to guide the construction;
- Optional frame available;
- Optional wall-mounting kit available;
- Creative, progressive and immersive activity;
- Increasing level of detail depending on the selected format;
- Portrait highlighting Sakura’s pink hair, expressive gaze and distinctive colors;
- Visual universe inspired by Team 7 and the ninja world of NARUTO;
- Bright and contrasting palette ideal for manga-inspired decoration;
- Vertical format perfectly suited to wall display;
- Perfect for a bedroom, living room, office or gaming room;
- Ideal for completing a collection dedicated to NARUTO, manga and Japanese culture;
- Can be paired with Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Kakashi Hatake or other characters to create a genuine Pixel Art gallery;
- Original gift idea for fans of Sakura Haruno, NARUTO and Pixel Art.


🌸 Build Sakura Haruno, from the first brick to the final pixel

Choose your format and watch one of the iconic heroines of the NARUTO universe gradually take shape before your eyes. From her distinctive pink hair to her expressive gaze, from the contours of her face to the different shades that make up the portrait, every new brick reveals another part of the creation. With 1536, 3072 or 5120 pieces, each version offers a different building experience before becoming a bright, expressive and spectacular Pixel Art mosaic ready to join your interior.

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🌸 Sakura Haruno – NARUTO Pixel Art Kit | Buildable Brick Mosaic (1536 / 3072 / 5120 pieces)

Step into the world of NARUTO with this Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit. Made from small 1x1 LEGO®-compatible bricks, this buildable artwork transforms one of the series’ most iconic kunoichi into an original Pixel Art mosaic that you can assemble yourself, brick by brick.

Her distinctive pink hair, expressive gaze, facial contours and the different shades associated with her outfit gradually appear as the build progresses. Each small piece contributes to the composition until a bright and instantly recognizable portrait is revealed, ideal for combining a creative activity, a passion for manga and decoration inspired by the NARUTO universe.

Available in three vertical formats with 1536, 3072 or 5120 bricks, this kit lets you choose the level of detail, building time and visual impact that best suit your preferences. From the accessible and relatively quick 32 × 48 format to the large 64 × 80 model made from more than 5000 pieces, each version offers a different experience and a spectacular result once displayed.


🧩 Watch Sakura Haruno appear, pixel by pixel

At the beginning of the build, the bricks mainly form different areas of color and contrast without immediately revealing the portrait as a whole. Then, as you progress, the pink hair, gaze, facial contours and different areas of light begin to become more defined until Sakura Haruno is gradually revealed.

The supplied assembly model guides you throughout the building process to help you position each color in the correct place on the base plates. You can therefore progress methodically, section by section, until your entire mosaic is complete.

The principle is simple and accessible:

- follow the supplied assembly model;
- identify the different colors and their positions;
- gradually place the 1x1 bricks on the base plates;
- progress area by area until the portrait is complete;
- regularly take a few steps back to watch Sakura Haruno reveal herself as a whole.

This gradual transformation makes the experience particularly satisfying: up close, every brick, stud and variation in shade remains clearly visible; from a distance, the thousands of pieces visually blend together and the portrait gains clarity, depth and expressiveness.


📐 Three formats to choose your level of detail

The Sakura Haruno – NARUTO Pixel Art Kit is available in three vertical sizes so you can choose the level of precision, building time and visual presence that best suit your project:

- SAKURA HARUNO 32 × 48 studs – 1536 bricks – approximately 1h30 to 2h30 of assembly;
- SAKURA HARUNO 48 × 64 studs – 3072 bricks – approximately 3h00 to 4h00 of assembly;
- SAKURA HARUNO 64 × 80 studs – 5120 bricks – approximately 6h30 to 8h30 of assembly.

The 32 × 48 format with 1536 bricks is a compact yet already highly expressive version. It allows you to recreate the main elements that make Sakura instantly recognizable: her pink hair, gaze, facial features and the large contrasting areas of the portrait. With approximately 1h30 to 2h30 of assembly, it is ideal for enjoying a relatively quick creative project.

The 48 × 64 version with 3072 bricks provides a significantly higher level of detail. The facial contours become more precise, the strands of hair stand out more clearly, the transitions between different shades become more gradual and the expression gains refinement. With approximately 3h00 to 4h00 of assembly, this format offers an excellent balance between precision, building time and decorative presence.

With 5120 bricks, the large 64 × 80 format offers the most immersive experience. The higher number of pixels makes it possible to refine the hair, eyes, facial features, shadows and different shades of the composition even further. With approximately 6h30 to 8h30 of assembly, this version becomes a genuine creative project and offers a particularly spectacular visual presence once displayed.

The larger the format, the more accurately the outlines, expressions and subtle color variations can be reproduced.


🌸 An iconic NARUTO heroine reimagined in Pixel Art

Sakura Haruno holds an essential place in the NARUTO universe. A member of Team 7 alongside Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha under the guidance of Kakashi Hatake, she evolves considerably throughout the story to become a determined fighter and a highly skilled medical ninja.

Her instantly recognizable appearance, pink hair, expressive gaze and the characteristic colors associated with her character are perfectly suited to a Pixel Art interpretation.

Recreated using several thousand small bricks, Sakura takes on a new decorative dimension combining manga culture, hands-on creativity and contemporary design.


🌷 Instantly recognizable pink hair

Sakura’s pink hair is one of the most iconic elements of her appearance. This bright color gives her a very strong visual identity and makes the character easy to recognize in a composition dedicated to NARUTO.

In Pixel Art form, different shades of pink, red, light and shadow gradually recreate the volume and contours of her hairstyle.

In the 48 × 64 and especially the 64 × 80 formats, the higher number of bricks makes it possible to refine the strands, color transitions and small areas of light even further, offering a more detailed result when the artwork is viewed from a few steps away.


👁️ An expressive gaze at the heart of the portrait

Sakura’s gaze plays an essential role in the personality of the portrait. Her expression can evoke her determination, confidence and the important evolution she experiences throughout her journey.

As the build progresses, the small areas of color around the eyes, eyebrows and face gradually take shape and give the mosaic more and more character.

The 48 × 64 and 64 × 80 formats naturally make it possible to reproduce more subtle variations around the gaze and strengthen the character’s overall expression.


💚 Eyes that add contrast and depth

Sakura’s eyes are an important part of her visual identity. Their tones contrast with the pink shades of her hair and contribute to the balanced use of color throughout the portrait.

In the mosaic, just a few groups of bricks are enough to create highlights, outlines and different areas of light that add depth to the gaze.

In the larger formats, these details naturally benefit from a greater number of pixels, allowing for a more precise expression when the artwork is viewed as a whole.


👊 Power that contrasts with her appearance

Sakura stands out through the striking contrast between her appearance and the physical power she is capable of displaying. As her character evolves, she becomes a formidable fighter capable of using tremendous strength with great precision.

This aspect adds another dimension to the character: behind her bright appearance and instantly recognizable colors is a determined, resilient and highly effective ninja in combat.

This duality makes Sakura a particularly interesting character to include in a Pixel Art collection dedicated to the main heroes of NARUTO.


🩺 An essential medical ninja for her team

Sakura also develops particularly important medical skills. Her progression allows her to play an essential role both in action and in supporting her allies.

This dimension greatly enriches her character and sets her apart from many other ninjas in the series.

Her portrait can therefore symbolize determination, strength, mastery and the ability to protect others, all elements that help explain her importance within the NARUTO universe.


💠 The forehead mark, a detail associated with her evolution

At certain stages of her development, Sakura is recognizable by a distinctive mark visible on her forehead. When this element is present in the composition, it adds another particularly identifiable detail to the portrait.

Using small contrasting bricks, this pattern can stand out from the surrounding skin tones and further enhance the facial expression.

The 48 × 64 and 64 × 80 formats provide greater precision for reproducing this type of detail and make it more clearly visible from a distance.


👥 An essential member of Team 7

Together with Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha, Sakura forms one of the most iconic teams in the story under the leadership of Kakashi Hatake. The relationships between these four characters play a central role in many moments throughout the series.

Displaying their portraits side by side allows you to recreate Team 7 as a genuine Pixel Art gallery.

Sakura’s brighter colors also create an interesting contrast with the darker palettes of Sasuke and Kakashi, while Naruto’s tones add even more energy to the overall composition.


🍥 A strong connection with Naruto Uzumaki

Sakura and Naruto share a common history within Team 7 and evolve together through numerous challenges. Their relationship gradually changes over time and plays an important role in the development of both characters.

Pairing their two portraits creates a colorful and dynamic composition that is particularly well suited to decoration dedicated to NARUTO.

Sakura’s pink hair and the brighter tones generally associated with Naruto create a vibrant combination that easily stands out in a wall gallery.


⚡ An iconic relationship with Sasuke Uchiha

The relationship between Sakura and Sasuke also plays an important role in her story. Their shared journey within Team 7 and the events that separate and later reconnect them strongly contribute to the character’s development.

Displaying Sakura alongside Sasuke creates a particularly interesting visual contrast between Sakura’s bright pink palette and the darker tones associated with the Uchiha clan.

This contrast of colors makes it possible to create a particularly balanced wall composition that fans of the series will instantly recognize.


🥷 A remarkable evolution throughout the story

One of the most interesting aspects of Sakura is her development. Her journey allows her to gradually strengthen her abilities, confidence and role within the team.

This progression adds further depth to the character and makes her portrait a particularly interesting piece in a collection dedicated to the different heroes of NARUTO.

The mosaic therefore highlights a heroine whose identity is not based solely on her appearance, but also on a journey shaped by learning, perseverance and determination.


🌸 A bright and instantly recognizable color palette

Sakura’s portrait stands out through a brighter palette than that of many other NARUTO characters. The different shades of pink, red and skin tones, combined with darker colors used for the outlines, create a highly balanced composition.

This palette works particularly well in Pixel Art because the main colors remain immediately visible even when the portrait is viewed from a distance.

In a collection featuring several characters, Sakura introduces a brighter touch that breaks up the very dark palettes of certain portraits and creates a more dynamic gallery.


✨ Shadows, light and contrasts that create depth

The depth of the portrait depends on the distribution of the different areas of shadow and light. Darker shades help define the contours of the hair, face and outfit, while lighter areas highlight the features and expression.

Each subtle variation in shade therefore plays a precise role in building the image.

The larger the format, the more gradual these transitions can become, allowing for a more detailed and nuanced result while fully retaining the Pixel Art aesthetic.


🎨 A composition perfectly suited to Pixel Art

Sakura’s graphic appearance is particularly well suited to being transformed into a mosaic. Her pink hair, expressive gaze, defined facial contours and strong color contrasts remain easy to recognize when reconstructed using small square bricks.

Each brick becomes a unit of color contributing to the creation of a detail. Grouped together, these thousands of pieces gradually bring the complete portrait to life.

Up close, the geometric structure and relief of the bricks dominate. Take a few steps back and the different pixels visually blend together, making Sakura appear with much greater clarity and depth.


🧱 1 brick = 1 pixel

The PixBric concept is based on a simple principle: each small 1x1 brick corresponds to one pixel of the image. By gradually combining 1536, 3072 or 5120 pieces, the different areas of color come together until Sakura Haruno is fully revealed.

Up close, you can distinguish every brick, stud and construction detail. Take a few steps back and all these small elements visually blend together, making the image appear much sharper.

This dual viewing experience gives brick-built Pixel Art all its charm: a geometric and textured construction when viewed up close, then a genuine portrait when seen from a distance.


🖼️ With or without a frame: choose your finish

Each version of the Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit can be ordered with or without a frame, allowing you to adapt the final result to your interior and the way you want to display your creation.

- Without a frame, for a modern, graphic look focused directly on the mosaic;
- With a frame, to enhance the artwork effect and give the creation a more elegant and structured finish.

The vertical format is particularly well suited to framed presentation and allows you to transform your build into a genuine wall portrait inspired by the world of manga.

Once completed, the mosaic can easily find its place in a living room, bedroom, office, gaming room or a space dedicated to manga and Japanese culture.


🔩 Optional wall-mounting kit

To install your creation directly on a wall after assembly, you can also add a wall-mounting kit when placing your order.

You can therefore customize your Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit according to your preferences:

- 32 × 48, 48 × 64 or 64 × 80 stud format;
- with or without a frame;
- with or without a wall-mounting kit.

Once the final brick is placed, your mosaic can immediately become part of your interior and turn into a genuine wall artwork built entirely by you.


🍥 Create your own Pixel Art gallery dedicated to NARUTO

Sakura Haruno can be displayed on her own as a striking feature piece or integrated into a Pixel Art collection dedicated to iconic characters from the NARUTO universe.

Paired with Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Kakashi Hatake, Itachi Uchiha, Gaara or other iconic characters, she allows you to gradually create a genuine gallery dedicated to the manga and its most popular heroes.

Her pink hair and bright palette add particularly interesting variety alongside characters with darker or cooler colors.

You can choose several artworks in similar dimensions to create a structured gallery or mix different formats for a more dynamic and personalized wall display.


👥 Bring Team 7 together in one decoration

Sakura takes on a special dimension when paired with portraits of Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha and Kakashi Hatake. Together, these four characters allow you to recreate Team 7 as a genuine Pixel Art gallery.

The differences in color between the characters bring plenty of rhythm to the composition, while their shared history creates a sense of coherence that NARUTO fans will instantly recognize.

You can align several portraits in the same format to create a regular gallery or play with different dimensions for a more original presentation.


🎮 Ideal decoration for a gaming room or manga-inspired space

With her instantly recognizable pink hair, expressive gaze and graphic aesthetic, Sakura naturally fits into a bedroom, gaming room, office or space dedicated to manga, anime and Japanese culture.

The mosaic can be paired with figurines, manga, video games, posters or other collectibles to create a fully personalized environment.

The 32 × 48 format integrates easily into an existing decoration, while the 48 × 64 and 64 × 80 versions make it possible to turn the portrait into one of the main features of the room.


🏠 A bright and contemporary artwork for your interior

Thanks to its colorful palette and Pixel Art aesthetic, the Sakura Haruno Kit can fit into many interior styles.

In a modern interior, the brick structure gives the portrait a graphic and original appearance. In a bedroom or gaming room, the pink shades and facial contrasts immediately add a brighter touch. In a collection space, the mosaic becomes a distinctive decorative piece that naturally draws attention.

The texture created by thousands of small bricks also adds an extra dimension compared with a traditional poster or simple printed reproduction.


🎯 Three building experiences to suit your preferences

With three available formats, the Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit lets you choose an experience suited to the amount of time you want to spend on your creation.

The 1536-brick version requires approximately 1h30 to 2h30 of assembly. It offers an accessible creative experience and allows Sakura’s main features to appear relatively quickly.

The 3072-brick version requires approximately 3h00 to 4h00 of assembly. With twice as many pixels as the 32 × 48 format, it allows for more precise outlines, more shades and a more detailed representation of the face, hair and gaze.

The large 5120-brick format offers an experience of approximately 6h30 to 8h30. With more than 5000 pieces to position, it becomes a genuine creative project and lets you fully enjoy each detail of the portrait gradually appearing before your eyes.

Each newly completed area reveals another part of Sakura until the final brick is placed.


🧘 A creative and immersive activity to enjoy at your own pace

Assembling several thousand small bricks provides a genuine moment of concentration and relaxation. The methodical placement of the pieces and the gradual appearance of Sakura make the building process just as interesting as the finished result.

You can spread the build across several sessions, allowing you to progress at your own pace and fully enjoy each stage of the creation.

Area by area, the pink hair appears, the facial contours take shape, the gaze becomes more precise and the different areas of color come together until Sakura Haruno is fully revealed.


🎁 An original gift idea for Sakura and NARUTO fans

The Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit makes an original gift idea for fans of manga, anime, Japanese culture, iconic characters, brick building and Pixel Art.

Unlike a poster or ready-made decoration, this kit first offers a genuine building experience before becoming an artwork to keep and display.

It can be given for a birthday, Christmas, housewarming or simply to surprise a NARUTO fan with an original creation they can assemble themselves.

Thanks to the three available formats, you can choose between a quick 1536-piece project, an intermediate 3072-brick version or a large 5120-piece build for fans of longer and more detailed building experiences.


⭐ Sakura Haruno – NARUTO Pixel Art Kit | Key features

- Pixel Art mosaic featuring Sakura Haruno;
- Design inspired by the visual universe of NARUTO;
- Built using 1x1 LEGO®-compatible bricks;
- 3 vertical formats available: 32 × 48, 48 × 64 and 64 × 80 studs;
- 1536, 3072 or 5120 bricks depending on the selected version;
- Approximately 1h30 to 2h30 of assembly for the 1536-brick version;
- Approximately 3h00 to 4h00 of assembly for the 3072-brick version;
- Approximately 6h30 to 8h30 of assembly for the 5120-brick version;
- Assembly model included to guide the construction;
- Optional frame available;
- Optional wall-mounting kit available;
- Creative, progressive and immersive activity;
- Increasing level of detail depending on the selected format;
- Portrait highlighting Sakura’s pink hair, expressive gaze and distinctive colors;
- Visual universe inspired by Team 7 and the ninja world of NARUTO;
- Bright and contrasting palette ideal for manga-inspired decoration;
- Vertical format perfectly suited to wall display;
- Perfect for a bedroom, living room, office or gaming room;
- Ideal for completing a collection dedicated to NARUTO, manga and Japanese culture;
- Can be paired with Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Kakashi Hatake or other characters to create a genuine Pixel Art gallery;
- Original gift idea for fans of Sakura Haruno, NARUTO and Pixel Art.


🌸 Build Sakura Haruno, from the first brick to the final pixel

Choose your format and watch one of the iconic heroines of the NARUTO universe gradually take shape before your eyes. From her distinctive pink hair to her expressive gaze, from the contours of her face to the different shades that make up the portrait, every new brick reveals another part of the creation. With 1536, 3072 or 5120 pieces, each version offers a different building experience before becoming a bright, expressive and spectacular Pixel Art mosaic ready to join your interior.

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Easy to build

  • Bricks sorted by color
  • Suitable for ages 10 and up

Everything you need is included

  • LEGO® compatible brick set
  • Pixel art baseplate 

Assembly time

  • From 3 to 12 hours, depending on the chosen format
  • Stress-relieving activity

A unique piece of decor

  • Retro pixel art style
  • Can be framed or displayed
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🌸 Sakura Haruno – NARUTO Pixel Art Kit | Buildable Brick Mosaic (1536 / 3072 / 5120 pieces)

Step into the world of NARUTO with this Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit. Made from small 1x1 LEGO®-compatible bricks, this buildable artwork transforms one of the series’ most iconic kunoichi into an original Pixel Art mosaic that you can assemble yourself, brick by brick.

Her distinctive pink hair, expressive gaze, facial contours and the different shades associated with her outfit gradually appear as the build progresses. Each small piece contributes to the composition until a bright and instantly recognizable portrait is revealed, ideal for combining a creative activity, a passion for manga and decoration inspired by the NARUTO universe.

Available in three vertical formats with 1536, 3072 or 5120 bricks, this kit lets you choose the level of detail, building time and visual impact that best suit your preferences. From the accessible and relatively quick 32 × 48 format to the large 64 × 80 model made from more than 5000 pieces, each version offers a different experience and a spectacular result once displayed.


🧩 Watch Sakura Haruno appear, pixel by pixel

At the beginning of the build, the bricks mainly form different areas of color and contrast without immediately revealing the portrait as a whole. Then, as you progress, the pink hair, gaze, facial contours and different areas of light begin to become more defined until Sakura Haruno is gradually revealed.

The supplied assembly model guides you throughout the building process to help you position each color in the correct place on the base plates. You can therefore progress methodically, section by section, until your entire mosaic is complete.

The principle is simple and accessible:

- follow the supplied assembly model;
- identify the different colors and their positions;
- gradually place the 1x1 bricks on the base plates;
- progress area by area until the portrait is complete;
- regularly take a few steps back to watch Sakura Haruno reveal herself as a whole.

This gradual transformation makes the experience particularly satisfying: up close, every brick, stud and variation in shade remains clearly visible; from a distance, the thousands of pieces visually blend together and the portrait gains clarity, depth and expressiveness.


📐 Three formats to choose your level of detail

The Sakura Haruno – NARUTO Pixel Art Kit is available in three vertical sizes so you can choose the level of precision, building time and visual presence that best suit your project:

- SAKURA HARUNO 32 × 48 studs – 1536 bricks – approximately 1h30 to 2h30 of assembly;
- SAKURA HARUNO 48 × 64 studs – 3072 bricks – approximately 3h00 to 4h00 of assembly;
- SAKURA HARUNO 64 × 80 studs – 5120 bricks – approximately 6h30 to 8h30 of assembly.

The 32 × 48 format with 1536 bricks is a compact yet already highly expressive version. It allows you to recreate the main elements that make Sakura instantly recognizable: her pink hair, gaze, facial features and the large contrasting areas of the portrait. With approximately 1h30 to 2h30 of assembly, it is ideal for enjoying a relatively quick creative project.

The 48 × 64 version with 3072 bricks provides a significantly higher level of detail. The facial contours become more precise, the strands of hair stand out more clearly, the transitions between different shades become more gradual and the expression gains refinement. With approximately 3h00 to 4h00 of assembly, this format offers an excellent balance between precision, building time and decorative presence.

With 5120 bricks, the large 64 × 80 format offers the most immersive experience. The higher number of pixels makes it possible to refine the hair, eyes, facial features, shadows and different shades of the composition even further. With approximately 6h30 to 8h30 of assembly, this version becomes a genuine creative project and offers a particularly spectacular visual presence once displayed.

The larger the format, the more accurately the outlines, expressions and subtle color variations can be reproduced.


🌸 An iconic NARUTO heroine reimagined in Pixel Art

Sakura Haruno holds an essential place in the NARUTO universe. A member of Team 7 alongside Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha under the guidance of Kakashi Hatake, she evolves considerably throughout the story to become a determined fighter and a highly skilled medical ninja.

Her instantly recognizable appearance, pink hair, expressive gaze and the characteristic colors associated with her character are perfectly suited to a Pixel Art interpretation.

Recreated using several thousand small bricks, Sakura takes on a new decorative dimension combining manga culture, hands-on creativity and contemporary design.


🌷 Instantly recognizable pink hair

Sakura’s pink hair is one of the most iconic elements of her appearance. This bright color gives her a very strong visual identity and makes the character easy to recognize in a composition dedicated to NARUTO.

In Pixel Art form, different shades of pink, red, light and shadow gradually recreate the volume and contours of her hairstyle.

In the 48 × 64 and especially the 64 × 80 formats, the higher number of bricks makes it possible to refine the strands, color transitions and small areas of light even further, offering a more detailed result when the artwork is viewed from a few steps away.


👁️ An expressive gaze at the heart of the portrait

Sakura’s gaze plays an essential role in the personality of the portrait. Her expression can evoke her determination, confidence and the important evolution she experiences throughout her journey.

As the build progresses, the small areas of color around the eyes, eyebrows and face gradually take shape and give the mosaic more and more character.

The 48 × 64 and 64 × 80 formats naturally make it possible to reproduce more subtle variations around the gaze and strengthen the character’s overall expression.


💚 Eyes that add contrast and depth

Sakura’s eyes are an important part of her visual identity. Their tones contrast with the pink shades of her hair and contribute to the balanced use of color throughout the portrait.

In the mosaic, just a few groups of bricks are enough to create highlights, outlines and different areas of light that add depth to the gaze.

In the larger formats, these details naturally benefit from a greater number of pixels, allowing for a more precise expression when the artwork is viewed as a whole.


👊 Power that contrasts with her appearance

Sakura stands out through the striking contrast between her appearance and the physical power she is capable of displaying. As her character evolves, she becomes a formidable fighter capable of using tremendous strength with great precision.

This aspect adds another dimension to the character: behind her bright appearance and instantly recognizable colors is a determined, resilient and highly effective ninja in combat.

This duality makes Sakura a particularly interesting character to include in a Pixel Art collection dedicated to the main heroes of NARUTO.


🩺 An essential medical ninja for her team

Sakura also develops particularly important medical skills. Her progression allows her to play an essential role both in action and in supporting her allies.

This dimension greatly enriches her character and sets her apart from many other ninjas in the series.

Her portrait can therefore symbolize determination, strength, mastery and the ability to protect others, all elements that help explain her importance within the NARUTO universe.


💠 The forehead mark, a detail associated with her evolution

At certain stages of her development, Sakura is recognizable by a distinctive mark visible on her forehead. When this element is present in the composition, it adds another particularly identifiable detail to the portrait.

Using small contrasting bricks, this pattern can stand out from the surrounding skin tones and further enhance the facial expression.

The 48 × 64 and 64 × 80 formats provide greater precision for reproducing this type of detail and make it more clearly visible from a distance.


👥 An essential member of Team 7

Together with Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha, Sakura forms one of the most iconic teams in the story under the leadership of Kakashi Hatake. The relationships between these four characters play a central role in many moments throughout the series.

Displaying their portraits side by side allows you to recreate Team 7 as a genuine Pixel Art gallery.

Sakura’s brighter colors also create an interesting contrast with the darker palettes of Sasuke and Kakashi, while Naruto’s tones add even more energy to the overall composition.


🍥 A strong connection with Naruto Uzumaki

Sakura and Naruto share a common history within Team 7 and evolve together through numerous challenges. Their relationship gradually changes over time and plays an important role in the development of both characters.

Pairing their two portraits creates a colorful and dynamic composition that is particularly well suited to decoration dedicated to NARUTO.

Sakura’s pink hair and the brighter tones generally associated with Naruto create a vibrant combination that easily stands out in a wall gallery.


⚡ An iconic relationship with Sasuke Uchiha

The relationship between Sakura and Sasuke also plays an important role in her story. Their shared journey within Team 7 and the events that separate and later reconnect them strongly contribute to the character’s development.

Displaying Sakura alongside Sasuke creates a particularly interesting visual contrast between Sakura’s bright pink palette and the darker tones associated with the Uchiha clan.

This contrast of colors makes it possible to create a particularly balanced wall composition that fans of the series will instantly recognize.


🥷 A remarkable evolution throughout the story

One of the most interesting aspects of Sakura is her development. Her journey allows her to gradually strengthen her abilities, confidence and role within the team.

This progression adds further depth to the character and makes her portrait a particularly interesting piece in a collection dedicated to the different heroes of NARUTO.

The mosaic therefore highlights a heroine whose identity is not based solely on her appearance, but also on a journey shaped by learning, perseverance and determination.


🌸 A bright and instantly recognizable color palette

Sakura’s portrait stands out through a brighter palette than that of many other NARUTO characters. The different shades of pink, red and skin tones, combined with darker colors used for the outlines, create a highly balanced composition.

This palette works particularly well in Pixel Art because the main colors remain immediately visible even when the portrait is viewed from a distance.

In a collection featuring several characters, Sakura introduces a brighter touch that breaks up the very dark palettes of certain portraits and creates a more dynamic gallery.


✨ Shadows, light and contrasts that create depth

The depth of the portrait depends on the distribution of the different areas of shadow and light. Darker shades help define the contours of the hair, face and outfit, while lighter areas highlight the features and expression.

Each subtle variation in shade therefore plays a precise role in building the image.

The larger the format, the more gradual these transitions can become, allowing for a more detailed and nuanced result while fully retaining the Pixel Art aesthetic.


🎨 A composition perfectly suited to Pixel Art

Sakura’s graphic appearance is particularly well suited to being transformed into a mosaic. Her pink hair, expressive gaze, defined facial contours and strong color contrasts remain easy to recognize when reconstructed using small square bricks.

Each brick becomes a unit of color contributing to the creation of a detail. Grouped together, these thousands of pieces gradually bring the complete portrait to life.

Up close, the geometric structure and relief of the bricks dominate. Take a few steps back and the different pixels visually blend together, making Sakura appear with much greater clarity and depth.


🧱 1 brick = 1 pixel

The PixBric concept is based on a simple principle: each small 1x1 brick corresponds to one pixel of the image. By gradually combining 1536, 3072 or 5120 pieces, the different areas of color come together until Sakura Haruno is fully revealed.

Up close, you can distinguish every brick, stud and construction detail. Take a few steps back and all these small elements visually blend together, making the image appear much sharper.

This dual viewing experience gives brick-built Pixel Art all its charm: a geometric and textured construction when viewed up close, then a genuine portrait when seen from a distance.


🖼️ With or without a frame: choose your finish

Each version of the Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit can be ordered with or without a frame, allowing you to adapt the final result to your interior and the way you want to display your creation.

- Without a frame, for a modern, graphic look focused directly on the mosaic;
- With a frame, to enhance the artwork effect and give the creation a more elegant and structured finish.

The vertical format is particularly well suited to framed presentation and allows you to transform your build into a genuine wall portrait inspired by the world of manga.

Once completed, the mosaic can easily find its place in a living room, bedroom, office, gaming room or a space dedicated to manga and Japanese culture.


🔩 Optional wall-mounting kit

To install your creation directly on a wall after assembly, you can also add a wall-mounting kit when placing your order.

You can therefore customize your Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit according to your preferences:

- 32 × 48, 48 × 64 or 64 × 80 stud format;
- with or without a frame;
- with or without a wall-mounting kit.

Once the final brick is placed, your mosaic can immediately become part of your interior and turn into a genuine wall artwork built entirely by you.


🍥 Create your own Pixel Art gallery dedicated to NARUTO

Sakura Haruno can be displayed on her own as a striking feature piece or integrated into a Pixel Art collection dedicated to iconic characters from the NARUTO universe.

Paired with Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Kakashi Hatake, Itachi Uchiha, Gaara or other iconic characters, she allows you to gradually create a genuine gallery dedicated to the manga and its most popular heroes.

Her pink hair and bright palette add particularly interesting variety alongside characters with darker or cooler colors.

You can choose several artworks in similar dimensions to create a structured gallery or mix different formats for a more dynamic and personalized wall display.


👥 Bring Team 7 together in one decoration

Sakura takes on a special dimension when paired with portraits of Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha and Kakashi Hatake. Together, these four characters allow you to recreate Team 7 as a genuine Pixel Art gallery.

The differences in color between the characters bring plenty of rhythm to the composition, while their shared history creates a sense of coherence that NARUTO fans will instantly recognize.

You can align several portraits in the same format to create a regular gallery or play with different dimensions for a more original presentation.


🎮 Ideal decoration for a gaming room or manga-inspired space

With her instantly recognizable pink hair, expressive gaze and graphic aesthetic, Sakura naturally fits into a bedroom, gaming room, office or space dedicated to manga, anime and Japanese culture.

The mosaic can be paired with figurines, manga, video games, posters or other collectibles to create a fully personalized environment.

The 32 × 48 format integrates easily into an existing decoration, while the 48 × 64 and 64 × 80 versions make it possible to turn the portrait into one of the main features of the room.


🏠 A bright and contemporary artwork for your interior

Thanks to its colorful palette and Pixel Art aesthetic, the Sakura Haruno Kit can fit into many interior styles.

In a modern interior, the brick structure gives the portrait a graphic and original appearance. In a bedroom or gaming room, the pink shades and facial contrasts immediately add a brighter touch. In a collection space, the mosaic becomes a distinctive decorative piece that naturally draws attention.

The texture created by thousands of small bricks also adds an extra dimension compared with a traditional poster or simple printed reproduction.


🎯 Three building experiences to suit your preferences

With three available formats, the Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit lets you choose an experience suited to the amount of time you want to spend on your creation.

The 1536-brick version requires approximately 1h30 to 2h30 of assembly. It offers an accessible creative experience and allows Sakura’s main features to appear relatively quickly.

The 3072-brick version requires approximately 3h00 to 4h00 of assembly. With twice as many pixels as the 32 × 48 format, it allows for more precise outlines, more shades and a more detailed representation of the face, hair and gaze.

The large 5120-brick format offers an experience of approximately 6h30 to 8h30. With more than 5000 pieces to position, it becomes a genuine creative project and lets you fully enjoy each detail of the portrait gradually appearing before your eyes.

Each newly completed area reveals another part of Sakura until the final brick is placed.


🧘 A creative and immersive activity to enjoy at your own pace

Assembling several thousand small bricks provides a genuine moment of concentration and relaxation. The methodical placement of the pieces and the gradual appearance of Sakura make the building process just as interesting as the finished result.

You can spread the build across several sessions, allowing you to progress at your own pace and fully enjoy each stage of the creation.

Area by area, the pink hair appears, the facial contours take shape, the gaze becomes more precise and the different areas of color come together until Sakura Haruno is fully revealed.


🎁 An original gift idea for Sakura and NARUTO fans

The Sakura Haruno Pixel Art Kit makes an original gift idea for fans of manga, anime, Japanese culture, iconic characters, brick building and Pixel Art.

Unlike a poster or ready-made decoration, this kit first offers a genuine building experience before becoming an artwork to keep and display.

It can be given for a birthday, Christmas, housewarming or simply to surprise a NARUTO fan with an original creation they can assemble themselves.

Thanks to the three available formats, you can choose between a quick 1536-piece project, an intermediate 3072-brick version or a large 5120-piece build for fans of longer and more detailed building experiences.


⭐ Sakura Haruno – NARUTO Pixel Art Kit | Key features

- Pixel Art mosaic featuring Sakura Haruno;
- Design inspired by the visual universe of NARUTO;
- Built using 1x1 LEGO®-compatible bricks;
- 3 vertical formats available: 32 × 48, 48 × 64 and 64 × 80 studs;
- 1536, 3072 or 5120 bricks depending on the selected version;
- Approximately 1h30 to 2h30 of assembly for the 1536-brick version;
- Approximately 3h00 to 4h00 of assembly for the 3072-brick version;
- Approximately 6h30 to 8h30 of assembly for the 5120-brick version;
- Assembly model included to guide the construction;
- Optional frame available;
- Optional wall-mounting kit available;
- Creative, progressive and immersive activity;
- Increasing level of detail depending on the selected format;
- Portrait highlighting Sakura’s pink hair, expressive gaze and distinctive colors;
- Visual universe inspired by Team 7 and the ninja world of NARUTO;
- Bright and contrasting palette ideal for manga-inspired decoration;
- Vertical format perfectly suited to wall display;
- Perfect for a bedroom, living room, office or gaming room;
- Ideal for completing a collection dedicated to NARUTO, manga and Japanese culture;
- Can be paired with Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Kakashi Hatake or other characters to create a genuine Pixel Art gallery;
- Original gift idea for fans of Sakura Haruno, NARUTO and Pixel Art.


🌸 Build Sakura Haruno, from the first brick to the final pixel

Choose your format and watch one of the iconic heroines of the NARUTO universe gradually take shape before your eyes. From her distinctive pink hair to her expressive gaze, from the contours of her face to the different shades that make up the portrait, every new brick reveals another part of the creation. With 1536, 3072 or 5120 pieces, each version offers a different building experience before becoming a bright, expressive and spectacular Pixel Art mosaic ready to join your interior.

Add our ready-to-assemble themed kits :

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