In the splay of the north nave window is a 14th-century depiction of Christ standing on a wheel and surrounded by the tools of different trades.
He has his arms raised, apparently to better display his wounds.
The tools include tailor's shears, a butcher's cleaver, a carpenter's square and a weaver's shuttle.
Above Christ's right shoulder there are two dice.
 Similar paintings are found in many other medieval English parish churches.
The subject has been much discussed in the past but has been conclusively identified as a warning against breaking the Sabbath.
 The message is that by working on Sunday one inflicts new wounds on Christ.
In the splay of the north nave window is a 14th-century depiction of Christ standing on a wheel and surrounded by the tools of different trades. He has his arms raised, apparently to better display his wounds. The tools include tailor's shears, a butcher's cleaver, a carpenter's square and a weaver's shuttle. Above Christ's right shoulder there are two dice.  Similar paintings are found in many other medieval English parish churches. The subject has been much discussed in the past but has been conclusively identified as a warning against breaking the Sabbath.  The message is that by working on Sunday one inflicts new wounds on Christ.
St Mary's Church, West Chiltington