The shell is of moderate size, robust, and takes on a spindle-shaped form, with whorls that are rounded at the periphery. The aperture is wide, and the spire is lengthy, accounting for more than half of the total length. The columella exhibits a posterior callus, while the outer lip is thick and features a deep, rounded notch. The siphonal canal is relatively short. As for its coloration, the surface typically appears in a muted or light brown hue, with a yellowish band encircling the periphery. Additionally, there’s a reddish-brown zone on the shoulder and a lighter brown zone at the base of the body whorl.