St Paul (Paul the Apostle) is portrayed using the likeness of the Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Dunedin, the Rt Rev Dr Kelvin Wright. St Paul's Cathedral was previously without an image of its namesake. Above St Paul is the cherub of Benji... : Dunedin captured in glass

References to Dunedin's history include the John Wickliffe and Philip Laing ships sailing into Port Chalmers with the first Scottish settlers in 1848. : Dunedin captured in glass

Creatures people commonly see when exploring Dunedin and the wider Otago Peninsula form a key component of the window. These are the native red-billed gull (top left), spoonbill (centre left), pied oystercatcher (bottom left) and yellow-eyed penguin ... : Dunedin captured in glass

This real miner's cottage is clad in Central Otago schist and has a bark roof. The smoking chimney and wood stack outside reference the cold, harsh conditions faced by early goldminers. A rudimentary fence and gold cradle complete the scene. : Dunedin captured in glass

Centre panels show Dunedin's flora and fauna from the seashore, through native dune tussock, over peninsula hills and into the sky. Wading birds on the sand and those which thrive in low-lying scrub include the blue penguin (bottom left) pied stilt ... : Dunedin captured in glass

The original St Paul's Cathedral is shown in its original position closer to the road through the Octagon. A deanery is included behind and a horse-drawn cart carrying people passes on a rough road in front. : Dunedin captured in glass

Dame Kiri Te Kanawa appears as St Cecilia, the patron saint of music. She embodies the cultural blend of New Zealand European, Maori and Polynesian people. As St Cecilia, Dame Kiri holds a medieval portative organ and wears a garland of native clematis... : Dunedin captured in glass

The Cullingtons' grandchildren Benji (6) and Gemma (4) Pickering feature as cherubs playing a shawm (early oboe) and an early flute. Dr Cullington was the organist and choirmaster at St Paul's from 1975 to 1978, so music is an important theme in the... : Dunedin captured in glass

The image of St Paul's Anglican Church in Arrowtown commemorates the area's important place in Otago's history. : Dunedin captured in glass

Jesus Christ has central place at the top of the tracery. : Dunedin captured in glass

The Hui Te Rangiora (All Souls) church at Puketeraki, now Karitane. : Dunedin captured in glass

One of Peter Mackenzie's detailed images, this one depicting an early horn. : Dunedin captured in glass

The full window. Photos by Gregor Richardson. : Dunedin captured in glass