Dimensions: Length: 29 mm, breadth: 13 mm
(Original description) The shell is small and regularly fusiform in shape. The spire is approximately equal to the length of the aperture, while the siphonal canal is slightly lengthened, narrow, and a little recurved.
The shell is a pale brownish cream, whereas the aperture is white.
Although the apical whorls are missing, eight adult whorls remain. These are sculptured with revolving cords that are over-ridden by longitudinal rounded ribs. On the body whorl, one may count a dozen major cords along with half a dozen minor ones, as well as about ten ribs with deep interstices. Additionally, a microscopic striation can be seen under a lens. The antepenultimate whorl shows half a dozen cords, while the preceding ones show four and then three; the longitudinal ribs decrease in number in the same manner. The sutures are well-marked but not channeled.
The aperture is slightly pear-shaped. The siphonal canal is narrow, open, and both lengthened and a little recurved. The columella is short and features two plaits, though these plaits are rather weak. The inner lip is slight, passing as a glaze toward the outer lip. This outer lip is thickened and a little incurved; it is not varicose, but it bears four strong nodules internally. [2]
