Looks like a Phragmipedium to me, maybe caudatum? I can't say for sure, look up some pictures and compare. It may also be a hybrid with caudatum as one of the parents.

If it is they like to be wet, medium bright light, intermediate temperatures.

Thank you!!!

The picture is good enough, i can not see the lip to identify this plant. But its Phragmipedium, maybe caudatum or wallisii:

https://travaldo.blogspot.com/2018/04/phragmipedium-wallisii-care-and-culture.html

https://travaldo.blogspot.com/2018/02/phragmipedium-caudatum-care-and-culture.html

It is a phrag not paphi. It could be a Grande.

Actually, seeing the absence of the extending lip I am pretty sure it a phrag lindenii. is https://www.sciencephoto.com/media/19415/view/orchid-phragmipedium-lindenii-

Paphiopedilum is a genus of flowering plants in the orchid family, and it is commonly referred to as the "Lady's Slipper Orchid." There are numerous types of Paphiopedilum species, each with their unique characteristics and growing requirements. Here are some of the most common types of Paphiopedilum:

1. Maudiae-type Paphiopedilum is easy to grow and comes in various colors and patterns.
2. Parvi-type Paphiopedilums are small and compact with a characteristic pouch-shaped lip.
3. Brachypetalum-type Paphiopedilums have intricate and unusual flowers with long, thin petals.
4. Multifloral-type Paphiopedilums produce several flowers on a single stem and come in a variety of colors.
5. Complex hybrid Paphiopedilums are created by crossbreeding different species and can have a wide range of unique characteristics.