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When King Charles and Queen Camilla wore Sabyasachi masks

The royals chose to wear Shola masks, which pay a tribute to Bengal's heritage and culture, at a recent charity event in London

Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla at the Animal Ball at Lancaster House to mark the 20th anniversary of wildlife conservation charity Elephant Family, in London, on 28 June. Their white masks were made by artisans in West Bengal using 'shola', the craft of carving sholapith, the spongey cork from the aquatic plant that grows in the marshlands of Bengal.
Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla at the Animal Ball at Lancaster House to mark the 20th anniversary of wildlife conservation charity Elephant Family, in London, on 28 June. Their white masks were made by artisans in West Bengal using 'shola', the craft of carving sholapith, the spongey cork from the aquatic plant that grows in the marshlands of Bengal. (via REUTERS)
Sabyasachi (right) with King Charles and Queen Camilla at the Animal Ball
Sabyasachi (right) with King Charles and Queen Camilla at the Animal Ball (Courtesy Instagram/Sabyasachi)
Actor Janhvi Kapoor was also at the event in a Manish Malhotra dress
Actor Janhvi Kapoor was also at the event in a Manish Malhotra dress
Kapoor with designer Manish Malhotra, who also attended the charity event
Kapoor with designer Manish Malhotra, who also attended the charity event

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