AK-47 | Wild Lotus (Field-Tested)

The AK-47 | Wild Lotus (Field-Tested) is a Covert rifle skin showing an ornate orange lotus hand-painted over a green base, here with a touch of honest wear. It's the most common way to own this ultra-rare grail — still a serious collector's piece, at the more approachable end of an eye-watering price range.

Design

Unlike the graphic-heavy skins that dominate the AK lineup, Wild Lotus goes for a hand-painted, almost artistic treatment: an ornate orange lotus flowering over a green base. It is a Valve design built entirely around a floral motif, and it is tagged with the in-game line: "Muck or nettles."

AK-47 | Wild Lotus (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

At Field-Tested the finish picks up light scratching along the edges and high-contact spots, but the busy floral finish and dark-ish green base absorb it well, so most copies still look colorful and detailed at a glance. The orange lotus stays the clear focal point. For many buyers this is the realistic way into the grail, balancing looks against a price that, while still enormous, is the softest of the cleaner grades.

AK-47 | Wild Lotus Rarity

This finish sits at Covert rarity, the red tier that tops the standard weapon grades. Covert drops are the rarest of the regular rarities, so among AK-47 skins Wild Lotus belongs to the most sought-after bracket going.

AK-47 | Wild Lotus Case and Collection

The finish is part of The St. Marc Collection, launched alongside Operation Shattered Web on November 18, 2019. It drops from the collection rather than a case, surfacing as a Covert roughly 0.64% of the time; supply is capped and demand is intense, so the vast majority of copies are bought on the market rather than earned in-game.

AK-47 | Wild Lotus Patterns

Wild Lotus does not have any random pattern variation; the hand-painted lotus is placed the same on each copy, leaving no paint seed or blue-gem to look for. Float and wear alone distinguish one from another.

StatTrak & Souvenir

You will not find a StatTrak Wild Lotus — StatTrak copies are created only through weapon-case unboxings, and as a collection drop rather than a case skin, this finish never received the counter variant. There is likewise no Souvenir edition, since Souvenirs are issued only via Major-tournament souvenir packages and The St. Marc Collection has never featured at a Major.

AK-47 | Wild Lotus Price

Field-Tested is the value entry into the finish — the most affordable of the cleaner grades, though "affordable" is relative when even this sits in grail-tier, four-figure-plus territory. It's where most buyers who want a genuine Wild Lotus end up looking. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does the Field-Tested Wild Lotus look worn?

Only lightly. The detailed floral finish and green base hide scratches well, so a Field-Tested copy still looks rich and colorful in-game, with wear showing mainly on the edges under close inspection. The orange lotus itself stays vivid regardless of float, so the skin's signature detail always reads clearly.

Is Field-Tested the cheapest Wild Lotus?

Not quite — Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred sit below it on price. But Field-Tested is usually the most sensible buy, since it's the least worn grade at the lower end of the ladder and keeps the skin looking clean. It's the sweet spot between condition and cost for a skin where every grade is expensive.

Does the pattern matter on the AK-47 | Wild Lotus?

No. The hand-painted lotus and green base sit in exactly the same spot on every copy, so there's no random pattern index, paint seed, or "blue gem" variant to hunt for. Wear and float are the only factors that separate one Wild Lotus from another, so buyers can focus purely on condition rather than pattern.