Mian Mitthu gold plated (parrot tops)

The parrots, known as mian mitthu, were seen as a symbol of indo persian eloquence and storytelling. They were often kept in mughal harems, serving as informants and even gaining status as guards. This is a testament to the appreciation for arts and nature shown by the royals, evident in their lifestyles, art, jewelry, and architecture. In fact, Jehangir, a renowned art lover, was known for his fondness for mian mitthu. These gold-plated parrot tops are crafted from 925 sterling silver and embedded with lapis lazuli, kundan and semi precious emeralds