Children sometimes make such things in school projects that even adults cannot imagine. That is why sometimes big projects are made on the basis of their imagination. But a unique school project in Britain is in the news these days. Actually, a child made a goat in school, which is now going to be auctioned. The price of this goat has been kept at Rs 10 lakh. The auctioneers are hopeful that it may get even more price in the auction.
Don’t be surprised, this project was made by the King of Britain and the then Prince Charles during his school days. He was given this project while studying at Cambridge University. He made this goat out of clay with his own hands and painted it with his own hands. After he became the king, this forgotten thing became a priceless asset. According to experts, at that time the mascot of the Royal Regiment of Wales used to be a goat, perhaps that is where Charles got the idea of making a goat in the project. This is the only statue made by him. That is why its price in the auction has been set at 12000 dollars i.e. approximately 10 lakh rupees.
Goat made by a king!
This pottery – made by King Charles – was given to a cook at his old university decades ago.
Found in Canada, it’s set for auction on June 4
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