Sinningia speciosa "Domingos Martins"
Sinningia speciosa has many varieties, most named after a particular location in the Brazilian states of Rio de Janeiro or Espírito Santo. Domingos Martins is a forested location in the mountainous region of the latter state.
This variety resembles the Regina typ, with dark green leaves ornamented with light green veins. The foliage is reminiscent of Gloxinella lindeniana.
Even though these pictures don't show it, the flowers are purple. (I couldn't photoshop the colors from this blue to the real purple without mangling other aspects of the picture, so you'll have to use your imagination. The flowers are purple.)
The flowers are ordinarily of the slipper type.
However, S. speciosa seems to have a built-in inclination to make peloric flowers, and S. "Domingos Martins" is no exception. Here is a picture of a peloric flower, which can be seen on the above picture as well, in side view.
