‘Dragon Wings’ is likely a cultivar or form of Sansevieria kirkii or a hybrid involving kirkii due to the wide, boat-shaped leaves and somewhat undulated edges.
This is a striking, sculptural cultivar that’s been making quiet waves among Sansevieria collectors, though its exact lineage is a bit murky. It’s often listed under informal or nursery trade names (like “Dragon Wings” or sometimes "Flying Dragon"), and as with many Sansevierias, the taxonomy can get fuzzy—especially after the reclassification to Dracaena.
Broad, leathery leaves rise in an elegant arc from the soil, textured with subtle banding and edged like wings in mid-flight. ‘Dragon Wings’ is a distinctive and less common member of the Sansevieria clan, prized for its sculptural form and slow, stately growth.
Unlike the upright swords of more common varieties, these leaves spread wide and low, making it an eye-catching choice for modern, minimal interiors or low-maintenance plant pairings. As with all Sansevierias, it’s nearly indestructible—happy in low light, forgiving of missed waterings, and deeply drought-tolerant.