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Ritz Lifestyles, Shop No 13, Third Floor, Rabindranath Tagore Road 1, Hathi Barkala, Beside Passport Seva Kendra, Centrio Mall, dehradun, uttarakhand - 248001

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Posted @withregram • @maroofculmen The Tale of Twin Fish: Exploring Lakhnawi Heritage For anyone who has strolled throug...

Posted @withregram • @maroofculmen The Tale of Twin Fish: Exploring Lakhnawi Heritage For anyone who has strolled throug...

Posted @withregram • @maroofculmen The Tale of Twin Fish: Exploring Lakhnawi Heritage For anyone who has strolled through the streets of Lucknow or visited its iconic locations, one question often arises: Why are there so many fish motifs in the city’s architecture and culture? This question leads us into the depths of history, where the symbol of the twin fish holds significant meaning. The fish motif, deeply embedded in Awadhi culture, is believed to have originated from the Mughal emblem of Mahi Maratib, a prestigious honor awarded for bravery. Another popular legend recounts how, during Nawab Saadat Ali Khan’s conquest of Lucknow, a fish leaped into his boat, seen as a fortuitous omen. This moment was immortalized by incorporating fish motifs into the region’s symbols and architecture, a practice that flourished under subsequent rulers. Fish are also considered a symbol of prosperity and good fortune in many cultures. From the intricate designs on buildings to the coins in circulation, the twin fish have become an emblematic part of Lucknow’s identity. Inspired by this rich history, I am embarking on a photo series to document and share the myriad ways this fish motif is woven into the fabric of Lakhnawi life. From ancient buildings to contemporary art, these twin fish continue to swim through our cultural consciousness. I invite you to join me on this visual journey. Let’s explore the corners of Lucknow where these symbols reside, capturing their beauty and uncovering their stories. And to my readers, do you have any fish tales from your own culture? Share your thoughts in the comments, and let’s dive into this fascinating journey together. This is just the beginning; stay tuned for many more chapters in this visual tale of Lucknow.