Not an orchid. it is an anthurium.

I found a document I saved on this intriguing plant. I am adding if anyone wants more information.

Tacca (Bat Plant, Bat Flower)
Tacca, the commonly called Bat plant or Bat Flower, is one of the coolest and most extraordinary plants you’ll find. Bat plants are grown mainly for their flowers which feature unique and unusually exotic looking blooms that mimic a bat in flight, with ruffled wings and long, hanging like-whiskers filaments that that hang from 10-28 inches long. These exotic plants come in white, green or dark purple varieties. Large, lush, emerald green tropical foliage surrounds the flowers that bloom in spring and last until early fall.

Mature plants typically begin to flower after they've produced at least a pair of full-sized leaves, producing up to eight flowers over the course of a single season. The flowers should be left on the plants as they do not survive in a vase for long. Growing bat flowers requires a littTacca Integrifolia - White Bat Plant
$16.95

Contains: 1 large tacca rhizome

Botanical Name: Tacca Integrifolia

Exposure: Bright to medium shade, protect from full sun, can be grown indoors

Hardiness: Zones 10-11, damaged at 40 degrees, grow indoors anywhere
le extra care, but blossoms of this exotic specialty plant makes the extra care worthwhile.

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The Bat Flower (Tacca) is a member of the Amyrillis Family, not an orchid. It takes similar care as Spathiphyllum. Shade, loam and humidity.
The purple form I know as Tacca chantierii

Stunning! Respect to Travis.

I have heard they can be raised indoors with the necessary care.

Is that 40°F or C?