Smallish green fig, light red pulp.  Not sure if it needs caprification or not.   From a foreign video, I translated this from the description:  "From the experimentation, "Bella di Maria" fig, the largest fig in the world.  It is a Parthenocarpa variety (Does not need a pollinator), very productive, giant size over 120 g, (ripens in mid-August, which is why we called it the beauty of Mary in homage to the Madonna). Very leathery, resists rain well. Late variety. Does not produce big flowers. Green color tending to yellow when ripe. "