In private possession. This figure is dated fairly accurately to c.1140. Although the present church dates from the 12th century, there is literary evidence that was a church here long before the Norman conquest, and the church contains material from this earlier church. His penis has been hacked off and a rough vulva substituted. A crudely carved, shallow relief depicting a female figure with legs splayed, hands pass over her thighs to hold open well-defined vulva.
Eyes seem to be half-closed and the well defined mouth is open.
Breasts are also depicted. St Michaels church. No details - the figure which was orginally outside the church was removed and placed in the vestry to save her from further weathering. Obviously thought of as a symbol of fertility as all brides were made to look at the figure on their way into church for the wedding. Details not known.