The shell is depressed and pale yellowish brown to brown, with a smooth, polished surface. The final whorl is large and obtusely angled, with a moderately to strongly elevated spire. The body is pale to dark grey with reticulated skin, and the sole is paler than the body. It is common in natural habitats and in human-influenced places such as plantations and gardens. It occurs in Chanthaburi, Surat Thani, Nakhon Si Thammarat and Phang-nga provinces of Thailand, and Battambang Province, Cambodia.
The shell is depressed and pale yellowish brown to brown, with a smooth, polished surface.
It is common in natural habitats and in human-influenced places such as plantations and gardens.
The final whorl is large and obtusely angled, with a moderately to strongly elevated spire.
The body is pale to dark grey with reticulated skin, and the sole is paler than the body.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.