Burial place marked by a statue of Christ of Sorrows on a two-stage plinth and two-stage base. Figure on its own base. Christ depicted frontally, with beard and finely styled shoulder-length hair. He is dressed in a long robe tied at the waist and an undulating toga. From under the robes, his right bare foot is visible. He points his open right hand downwards, showing a wound. With his left hand, bent at the elbow, he points to the heart. The first step of the pedestal with moulded upper edges, with an engraved inscription to the front. The second step of the plinth with a simplified beam consisting of an architrave and cornice, covered by a moulded panel, decorated on the front with two flattened pinnacles, framed by volutes. On the pedestal a panel on the front closed with a full arch, in which is a relief of St Thomas. The saint is portrayed frontally as an elderly man with a beard and high forehead with his hair pulled back. He is dressed in a long-sleeved robe and heavily draped toga. His right hand, bent at the elbow, touches his chest; in his left hand he holds a spear.