Mary is drawn heavenward in a solemn act of divine elevation, her arms extended in grace and acceptance of her heavenly destiny. Surrounded by seraphic attendants, she is received not as one departing earth in sorrow, but as a soul fulfilled in holiness. The drapery that envelops her echoes the majesty of her role as Theotokos, while the tender angels beneath her evoke the Church's reverence for her purity and intercessory power. This portrayal reflects the Church’s belief in her bodily assumption, a foretaste of the resurrection promised to all the faithful.