This limestone frame encloses three decorated panels separated by ornate pilasters, with remnants of red and blue paint throughout. A coat of arms is located beneath each of the four pilasters. The left panel depicts three figures standing in a niche with a large seashell-shaped canopy atop. A central male figure stands in ankle-deep water, facing our left, with his arms in prayer position. He has shoulder length hair, a beard, and a cloth wrapped about his groin. Standing on the shore to our left is another male figure, with shoulder length hair and a beard, dressed in a long robe that has remnants of red paint visible. His arm closest to the viewer holds a shallow bowl above the central figure’s head. The figure to our right, standing on the shore behind the central figure, is dressed in a long robe with a blue sash tied about their waist, and has folded wings hanging on their back. They are holding both arms outstretched above the central figure’s head and their hair is curled at their neckline. The central niche scene consists of two figures standing on a tile floor, while above them there is a blue blind arch decorated with a sun-like motif. To our left, a figure stands in front of a foldable book stand, with a calm expression on her face. She has long hair and is dressed in a long flowing gown with remnants of blue paint. Her arm closest to the viewer is crossed at her chest and her other arm is stretched downward with her hand resting on a book. On the other side of the table, to our right, is another winged figure, with outstretched wings, who is dressed in a long blue robe. They are holding their right arm extended at shoulder height, as if to greet the figure on the left. The background contains three niches, the central one with a window surmounted by a shell ornament.The third scene, to our right, has two standing figures with areas of red paint visible, and a third figure, headless, collapsed on the floor, oriented to our right. The standing figure to our left is dressed in armor and is also missing its head, most likely as the result of damage incurred over time. He holds a decapitated head on a plate supported by the standing figure to the right, who is dressed in a red blouse and white apron. The decapitated head has a beard and shoulder-length hair. There is a circular staircase to the far right that leads to a balcony where a male and a female figure are seated. The male is dressed in robes and wears a crown. The female has a scarf about her head and wears a necklace. There appears to be a small figure, perhaps a child or servant, to her right, with remnants of red paint visible on their robe. Across the top of the frame, all along its length, there is a carved cornice, which mirrors the base of the frame, decorated with an inscription.