The female has a total body length of 7.25–9.40 mm.[3] The carapace is brown to chestnut colored, clothed with moderately abundant light-colored hairs.[2] Both anterior and posterior eye rows are recurved, with the anterior median eyes larger than the posterior median eyes and anterior lateral eyes. The distance between anterior median eyes equals their diameter.[3]
The carapace is brownish-yellow with reddish-brown edges and covered with fine white hairs. The sternum is blackish-brown with a silvery-white longitudinal stripe in the center. The legs are reddish-brown, with the front legs having 4 teeth, the first and third teeth being larger, and the hind legs having 3 nearly equal teeth.[3]
The abdomen is oval-shaped and brownish-yellow with leaf-like markings. It has a wing-like pattern in front with fine linear markings, and the leaf-like pattern is long and distinct with clear edges and five notches, each notch having dark brown peaks and yellowish-white crescent markings. The leaf pattern has yellowish-brown sides with blackish-brown diagonal stripes.[3] The abdomen shows complex markings including a broad black band extending from the median line of the anterior face across each anterolateral corner and back along the side, characteristically interrupted by transverse pale lines over the posterior part.[2]
The male is smaller than the female, with a total body length of 5.35–8.35 mm. The coloration and markings are similar to those of the female. The first leg segment has shorter anterior lateral spines and longer posterior lateral spines, with sparse middle spines, having approximately 3 rows distally, with only 1 row in the middle and distal portions.[3]
