Daffodil Coloring Page (2 of 4)

Overlapping daffodil in a richer layout. A step up to intermediate, with plenty to color in.
This is a coloring book that can be used for recreation, nursing care facilities, day services, and brain training for the elderly. You can print for free in A4 size.

Colors & tips

White petals with a yellow cup is the classic suisen, though all-yellow ones are common too. Keep the petals pale and make the central cup a warm, fuller yellow — that contrast is exactly the daffodil look.

About Narcissus

Narcissus — several overlapping blooms for intermediate colorists; with moderate detail, you can take your time coloring section by section. A coloring page for senior recreation, care facilities, day services, and brain training — free to print in A4 size.

These coloring pages are a popular choice in day service centers, nursing homes, and rehabilitation facilities. They also make a wonderful hobby for home use, gently exercising the fingers while bringing a sense of calm and creativity. A color reference sample is included with every page.

Why Coloring Is Great for Seniors

Across healthcare and care settings, coloring is widely valued as a gentle yet effective way to support cognitive health. The combination of fine motor movement, color decision-making, and creative expression naturally stimulates multiple regions of the brain. Okiraku's designs balance challenge and accessibility, honoring the dignity of every adult who picks up a coloring pencil.

How to Print

Select "Print Line Art" to print the black-and-white coloring version, or "Print Color Sample" for the finished color reference. Both formats print clearly on standard A4 paper from any home printer.