P250 | Lotus Imprint (Well-Worn)

The P250 | Lotus Imprint (Well-Worn) shows the gold and blue metal flake design under a heavier layer of surface wear. It's a Restricted pistol finish for players who want the look for less and don't mind visible scuffing.

Design

Gold flake and blue metal flake paint combine to give this P250 a decorative, jewel-toned finish that's a clear departure from typical camo or solid pistol skins. It's a July 2026 workshop release from community designer Mia, carrying the flavor line "A lotus in the hand is worth two in the kill feed."

P250 | Lotus Imprint (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

The finish spans the full 0.00–1.00 float range, and Well-Worn sits well toward the heavier end of that scale. Noticeable scratching and paint thinning spread across the slide and grip at this grade, though the gold and blue flecks still peek through enough to keep the design recognizable. It's a budget route into the finish for players prioritizing price over polish.

P250 | Lotus Imprint Rarity

Restricted is the rarity here — the purple tier, ranked above Mil-Spec Grade but below Classified and Covert finishes.

P250 | Lotus Imprint Case and Collection

The finish is part of The Arabesque Collection, which arrived with the Season 5 / Armory update back in July 2026. No case is involved — it's a direct collection drop, and Restricted-tier finishes from that collection show up roughly 15.98% of the time.

P250 | Lotus Imprint Patterns

Since the artwork is fixed, the paint seed makes no difference to how any copy looks — every Lotus Imprint carries the same gold-and-blue flake layout. There's no blue gem or standout pattern to look for; only wear and float set copies apart.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Only the regular version of this finish exists. No StatTrak edition is available, and no Souvenir copies were ever produced, since Souvenir weapons only come from Major-tournament packages and the Arabesque Collection has never been tied to one.

P250 | Lotus Imprint Price

No price tier has settled for this finish yet given how recently it released. Well-Worn should land near the lower end of the eventual range once the market catches up, well below the cleaner grades. Skin.Land's live listings show the current price for this wear.

FAQ

Is Well-Worn a good way to save money on this skin?

Yes, generally. Well-Worn should price below Field-Tested and Minimal Wear once the market settles, while the gold and blue flake design still comes through despite the added scuffing. It's a reasonable pick if the exact condition matters less to you than the price.

How worn does Well-Worn actually look?

Expect visible scratching and paint thinning across the grip and slide, more than Field-Tested but not as heavy as Battle-Scarred. The flecked paint still shows enough color to keep the design recognizable in-game.

Can Well-Worn copies be found easily?

As a fresh July 2026 release from The Arabesque Collection, supply across all wears is still building up, so availability can vary. Skin.Land's marketplace reflects what's currently listed.