This worn and damaged, rectangular stone sculpture depicts a woman in high relief. She is seated in a throne-like stone chair with a pair of carved stone lions serving as the throne’s vertical arm supports. All three stone figures face the viewer directly. The woman’s left hand rests on the top of the head of the lion and her fingers fall over its snout. The top of the lions’ heads are at the level of the woman’s lap. She wears drapery which hangs loosely over her left shoulder and under her exposed right breast. The garment folds around her body and over her legs, outlining her thighs, knees and shins. Her right foot and lower leg are slightly in front of her left. Her bare right arm is raised above her head. It holds a broad sword which extends straight up to the top of the stone rectangle. The woman’s nose is broken off and her lower jaw is badly damaged.