P250 | Lotus Imprint (Field-Tested)

The P250 | Lotus Imprint in Field-Tested (FT) has a pale base with gold scrollwork and blue and light-blue metallic flake. This wear sits between 0.15 and 0.38, which is 23% of the finish's scale. Restricted rank; the pistol belongs to The Arabesque Collection.

What the P250 | Lotus Imprint looks like in Field-Tested

A white base floods the frame and the grip, and gold arabesque scrolls run across the slide and the grip. The gaps between them are filled with blue and light-blue metallic flake. Among the scrolls on the grip, a stylized flower can be made out. Valve describes the finish as a painting in gold and blue metallic flake.

In Field-Tested the gold on the slide edges and the trigger guard dulls, and the paint comes off the metal in places. The wear is fixed at drop: the next owner gets the same float.

Where the P250 | Lotus Imprint came from

The P250 | Lotus Imprint appeared on July 8, 2026, when The Arabesque Collection was added to the game. Valve's note for the fifth season names Arabesque and Spy Tech as two new weapon collections, assembled on a call to the community. It suggests finding them in the Armory section. The theme for the authors was set in advance: Arabic art and Arabic mythology.

What to check before buying

On a P250 | Lotus Imprint listing, look at these:

• float: somewhere between 0.15 and 0.38;


• the gold scrolls on the slide edges and the guard, where dullness shows soonest;


• the stickers and name tag already on this P250 | Lotus Imprint.

The pattern index changes nothing on the P250 | Lotus Imprint. Both 0.15 and 0.38 fit inside this wear, and the two ends do not look alike.

What the P250 | Lotus Imprint costs in Field-Tested

The other wears, relative to this one:

• Factory New is dearer by about four times;


• Minimal Wear is dearer by about two times;


• Well-Worn is about a fifth cheaper;


• Battle-Scarred sells at about two thirds of the price.

The main jump falls between Minimal Wear and Factory New, where the price is almost twice as high. Lower down the scale the price eases more smoothly: Battle-Scarred trails Field-Tested by almost a third.

Among Restricted P250s in this wear, the finish stands above the middle of the row. The nearest below is P250 | Supernova. The dearest in the row are P250 | Nuclear Threat, P250 | Digital Architect and P250 | Splash.

Getting the P250 | Lotus Imprint

No CS2 case contains the P250 | Lotus Imprint. What remains is a trade-up contract: it takes ten Mil-Spec skins of The Arabesque Collection, and the collection has three Restricted finishes, so the chance is one in three. The skin itself goes into the input for the Classified ones: Desert Eagle | Eastern Enigma or M4A4 | Falak.

StatTrak and Souvenir

The P250 | Lotus Imprint was never released with StatTrak. Souvenir copies do turn up, but there were no packages for this finish: they were made only for tournament map collections. Such copies are assembled through the Souvenir-O-Matic, which attaches gold tournament stickers and a player autograph to an ordinary skin from the inventory.

Stickers and craft on the P250 | Lotus Imprint

The pale base with gold and light blue takes dark stickers: blue, red and black ones stand out, while white and silver ones merge into the background. The gold scrolls are small, so small stickers get lost among them. This P250 fits a pale CS2 loadout with a gold theme.

Who this wear suits

Buying the P250 | Lotus Imprint in Field-Tested makes sense under these conditions:

• you want pale painting with gold, where wear is acceptable;


• you do not need to pay twice as much for Minimal Wear;


• you want a neutral light background for dark stickers on a P250 in CS2.

If a clean look is the goal, Factory New is four times dearer, though its float stays within 0.00 to 0.07.