This crucifix made of copper alloy, shows Jesus nailed to a cross. The cross is molded to look like a tree with many regularly spaced, short, stubs of branches protruding from it. The horizontal limb is not straight but bent slightly downward on both sides. Jesus is alive but suffering. His eyes are downcast but open. His thin arms are splayed in a wide V, his palms held open, revealing the nails in the center of his oversized hands. His legs are close together with slightly bent knees. His ankles touch as his right foot overlaps his left. His gaunt body reveals the musculature over his ribs. His only clothing is a short gilded loin cloth tied below his hip. Traces of gilding are found in his shoulder length, disheveled hair, beard, and moustache and in two decorative motifs on the vertical limb of the cross. Three gilded, trumpet shaped lilies are attached to the lower end of the body’s vertical support and a scroll with "INRI" written on it is wrapped around its upper end.