We briefed this as the paired-parrot Khovar, the messenger-birds that carry the marriage blessing on a bridal wall, and gave them a strict twin-panel-mirror so the two sides answer each other the way a bride and groom are meant to. Mirror symmetry is the most natural structure for a paired motif; the discipline is keeping each bird large and well separated so the combed feather rows stay readable rather than tangling at the centre. The small lotus between their breasts and the rising lotus from the pot below are the fertility heart of the wall. The corner deer and side birds settle the composition without competing with the pair.