Ferraria is a genus of perennial bulbous plants in the Iridaceae family found in southern tropical Africa to the southern Cape. Of 11 species, 7 are found in the Cape region of South Africa and others found in Namaqualand.

Ferraria uncinata, synonymously known as Ferraria framesii and commonly known as Gifuintjie, Krulletjie, Marara, Spinnekopblom or spider lily is endemic to South Africa and found growing on sandstone outcrops or coarse gravelly soils in the Western Cape Province from Vanrhynsdorp to Piketberg and Malmesbury. It has blue to violet flowers with brown markings and finely crisped and toothed greenish-yellow margins. It flowers August to September.