Yes, 'Mariposa' coleus exists. It's a tall cultivar introduced by Singing Springs Nursery (now closed). New leaves emerge deep purple, aging to a vivid bright pink. While the original nursery no longer sells it, you may find it at specialty mail-order sources like Avant Gardens in Massachusetts.
Like all coleus, it thrives in partial shade with consistent moisture and regular pinching to maintain bushiness. Colors intensify with brighter light (but not scorching sun) and adequate nutrition.
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