The story of Mary's death, her funeral and assumption, and her coronation in the Kingdom of Heaven was a well-known and extremely popular story in the medieval church. This window tells that story in four large round panels, interspersed by four small panels and surrounded by 18 half circle panels.
Farriers, who were the donors of the window, are shown at work in the bottom three panels and in very small panels in the far bottom left and right hand corners.
Mary's death and the arrival of Christ and his Assembly of Martyrs, confessors and virgins, and Christ taking her to heaven are shown in the lower half of the window. The miracle that Peter performed on the Jewish high priest Jephomias, Mary's funeral and her entombment, assumption and entry into the Kingdom of Heaven make up the rest of the window. The top-most round window shows Mary crowned as the Queen of Heaven by Christ.
