Anthurium Regale

Anthurium regale is best known for its large, cordate leaves, which have a slight velvety texture and often display prominent white veining. 

Generally, mature leaves feature two to three distinct sizes of veins: one prominent, vertical white vein in the center, dividing the leaf in half; several smaller, lateral veins as offshoots; and several even smaller veins as further offshoots of those.

Each lateral vein connects in a large "circle" around the leaf's edge, eventually all meeting at the leaf tip, where they connect with the dominant central vein.