A Shropshire businessman who is passionate about creating art from recycled products has found what he calls his strangest discovery - products made from cow dung.
Clive Knowles from the British Ironwork Centre near Oswestry is on a fact-finding mission in India to look at art and craft work produced in the country."We were told that about 400 of the Jain nuns are dedicated to helping the poorest of women become self-reliant," he said.
He travelled there as part of a project, led by the YMCA’s Y Care International charity, which was founded by humanitarian, Terry Waite. This aims to help the artists earn a better wage. The school said the gorilla has been specifically designed to hold thousands of bottle tops as a bid to raise better awareness about the importance of recycling and protecting our environment.
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