The Duchess of Gloucester also became the center of attention among the rest of the members of the royal family.
The Duchess of Gloucester visited a basketry exhibition at London’s historic Dutch Church on Tuesday.
A long-standing member of the craft community, he has held the title of Honorary Livery of the Worshipful Company of Basketmakers since 1991.
It is one of the oldest livery companies in the City of London.
During their visit, the royals met talented artisans displaying an impressive array of baskets, from traditional hand-woven designs to inventive modern interpretations.
He became very interested in the techniques and asked questions about materials, patterns and the centuries-old traditions behind the craft.
Four days ago, she was seen getting out of a car during her visit to St Paul’s Cathedral in London.
And earlier, the Danish-born royal was also present along with other members of the royal family to support King Charles at St. James’s Palace for the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Education.
