As strange as it may sound, Maurice Mason of England (according to The Hostapedia by Mark Zilis (2009)) is the originator of this hosta of unidentified parentage. It was registered by Randy Goodwin of Indiana as "originator unknown" in 2013.

This rhizomatous miniature size plant grows only 3 inches high with a spread of about 12 inches. The leaves are medium green, heavily rippled, slightly cupped, intensely twisted, moderately wavy, intensely wavy, lanceolate and dull on top. It bears tubular flowers from mid-July into August.

According to The Hostapedia by Mark Zilis (2009), "...may no longer exist."

"Plant is a miniature hosta with the name unknown and from the garden of Maurice Mason of England. One of a number of British hostas displayed by Dr. Gilbert S. Daniels during the 1989 AHS convention."