A stained glass panel depicting St Margaret of Scotland (1045-1093) standing in a colourful, flower-filled meadow, with her husband, Malcolm III, behind her. She holds a scroll bearing a plan of Dunfermline Abbey, where their marriage took place in 1070.

St Margaret founded the Bendictine Abbey of Dunfermline in 1072. Her son, David I of Scotland found Holyrood Abbey in 1128.

Louis Davis trained at the South Kensington Art Training School in the 1880s and worked as an illustrator. Following a period lodging with the stained glass artist Christopher Whall, he collaborated with Whall on a couple of commissions. Davis' style combined the Pre-Raphaelite naturalism with the respect for craft skills of the Arts and Crafts movement. He also worked with the Powell & Sons stained glass workshop.