Recorded widely in Asia and the United States, females of this spider have slightly more closely spaced eye groups than males.
In the described male, the upper front-body plate is ochre-yellow, with a brown central mark divided along the middle.
In April 1937 in New Jersey, USA, a male and female were collected in a garage. In January 1981, one male and two females were collected in a barn in Connecticut.
In 1997, males and females were collected in secondary broad-leaved forest on Taibai Shan, China.
Its legs are unpatterned ochre-yellow. The abdomen is ochre-gray, with indistinct lighter and darker internal spots visible through the outer covering.
Its underside front-body plate is brown, with pale spots near the leg bases and a larger pale mark at the front.
In females, the two eye groups are slightly closer together than in males.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.