This jumping spider is small and densely furred, broad through the cephalothorax and compact through

This jumping spider is small and densely furred, broad through the cephalothorax and compact through the rounded abdomen. The cephalothorax is a deep, saturated green banded in faint lime-yellow stripes that follow the curve of the carapace like rind markings. The abdomen is broad and softly rounded, the fur shifting abruptly to a vivid rose-crimson at the center and fading toward the margins into soft blush pink, scattered throughout with small, neat black markings arranged in loose asymmetric clusters. Where the cephalothorax and abdomen meet, a thin band of pale cream-white traces the join cleanly. The chelicerae carry a cool green-gold metallic gloss. The legs are densely furred in the same deep green as the cephalothorax, darkening at the joints to near-black. Black background --ar 3:2 --v 8