From Carson Barnes: This was awarded yesterday in Atlanta as Cattleya lobata
with award no. 2013 2481.  Present
growths aren't as big as before it was divided last year,a big bulb on this one
is 21 cm tall with a 29 cm long leaf. 
Flowers are 13 - 14 cm across, fruity fragrance; the judges liked the
form and color of this one.  It blooms a
few weeks after the last purpuratas finish for me ('Blue Lyre' is the last of
them).

It came to me in a batch of C. purpurata from Ricsel, via
Tom Perlite at Golden Gate Orchids. 
They'd sold him a whole range of purpurata variations, all labeled as
one cross of var. carnea - "blues" that were deformed, violet lipped
ones, striatas came out of the group - and this one has these delicte colors,
tapered petals held at an angle a bit higher than all the obvious purpuratas in
the bunch.

Judges were uncertain whether it's lobata or Pulcherrima
(purpurata x lobata). 

 Atlanta as Cattleya lobata with award no. 2013 2481