Crown Prince Admiral
The Laksamana Raja Mahkota is believed to have been last worn by descendants of the Perak admiralty, most notably Laksamana Muhamad Amin of Perak. Symbolically, this tanjak represents the entrusted guardian of the realm’s security, dignity, and maritime sovereignty. Its form mirrors that seen in historical imagery bearing the inscription Laksamana Raja Mahkota dan Laksamana, preserving the visual authority of this high-ranking noble title. Three variations of this headdress are known: one featuring pointed bamboo shoot-style tips, and two others adopting distinctive crown-like shapes known as Pucuk Pisang Patah (broken banana shoot) and Periuk Kera (pitcher plant), each imbued with regional meaning and stylistic nuance.