This western and central African spider builds an unusual lampshade-like web beneath living leaves.
The body is pale whitish with black spots that break up its outline.
It builds an unusual lampshade web beneath living green leaves and rests in an inverted position.
When disturbed, it remains tightly pressed against the leaf rather than whirling or vibrating its body like other members of the genus.
Only the dorsal side of the abdomen, which is pressed against the leaf, is plain.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.