The shell has a concave cone shape and a broad spire. The widest whorl has two raised ridges; the upper ridge is more prominent than the lower one. Three smooth, tooth-like projections sit inside the shell opening. It was found on a limestone wall in mixed-deciduous forest. It is currently known from Si Chomphu District, Khon Kaen Province, Thailand.
The shell has a concave cone shape and a broad spire.
It was found on a limestone wall in mixed-deciduous forest.
The widest whorl has two raised ridges; the upper ridge is more prominent than the lower one.
Three smooth, tooth-like projections sit inside the shell opening.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.