Celebrating 250 years of Lucknow’s legacy: Unraveling secrets of iconic twin fish motifs
Lucknow's iconic twin fish symbol, deeply rooted in Awadhi tradition, narrates the city's rich heritage. Originally the 'Mahi Maratib' or 'Order of the Fish', it was a prestigious Mughal honour signifying bravery and good fortune. This emblem, adopted by Nawabs and later by the British, adorns numerous historical structures, embodying Lucknow's timeless beauty and cultural identity.
Lucknow's iconic twin fish symbol, deeply rooted in Awadhi tradition, narrates the city's rich heritage. Originally the 'Mahi Maratib' or 'Order of the Fish', it was a prestigious Mughal honour signifying bravery and good fortune. This emblem, adopted by Nawabs and later by the British, adorns numerous historical structures, embodying Lucknow's timeless beauty and cultural identity.
