General orange color. Small size, almost circular carapace, and long, graceful legs covered with abundant spines. Prosoma with little hairiness around the eye and basal margin. Prominent, elongated chelicerae with a central longitudinal line of black bristles. Slightly elevated cephalic area, narrow, recurved fovea with a small median cleft.
Oval, creamy-gray abdomen, the same size as the prosoma, covered with abundant black bristles.
Long palps and legs covered with black bristles. The femora have only 4-5 dorsal spines in a central row. Tarsi I, II, and IV have a row of three very short central spines. Cymbium with 5 long spines and 6 shorter ones, 5 very long bristles on the ventral side of the tibia of the palp, and only one apical prolateral spine. The macrospine of tibia I is slightly curved towards the interior of the segment. Clasper field occupying more than two-thirds of metatarsal I, formed by small spines. It lacks grooming combs, only three long ventral spines at the base of metatarsal IV.
The bulb ventrally has a broad basal part, with the embolus curving slightly outward, with a thin, straight apical third and a blunt tip. In the retrolateral position, the basal part is almost spherical, and the embolus appears strongly curved, tapering at the tip.

Body length male: 8.0-9.4 mm
Body length female: 11.7-14.0 mm