On a late 12th century capital. Squatting female with exposed vulva.
Right hand holds vulva open, left hand up-raised.
The face has been obliterated, or perhaps was never intended to be delineated. Situated above the Priest's Door of the Parish Church. In the crypt of the cathedral. In the Corinium Museum are two very crudely-made carvings, one male, one female. The latter consists of one disc on top of the other to represent head and body, with pits for eyes, and a pit for a vulva.