Burberry Collaborates with King Charles on Limited-Edition Collection Highgrove Gardens, the private residence of the King and Queen Camilla, has collaborated with fashion giant Burberry to create a new limited-edition collection inspired by a watercolour painting of Birkhall, near the Balmoral Estate. The collection features King Charles's artwork on various Burberry products A new collection from Burberry has been inspired by a watercolour painting of Birkhall near the Balmoral Estate, created by King Charles. The watercolour is featured in full on a woollen jumper and a silk scarf. The painting's palette has also inspired a seasonal bay green twist on Burberry's famous house check pattern. This new pattern is featured on a variety of signature Burberry items, including coats and jackets. Burberry has collaborated with Highgrove Gardens, the private residence of the King and Queen Camilla, for their fifth time. The latest collection marks the first time one of King Charles's artworks has been featured on Burberry products.Birkhall Estate History And King Charles ConnectionBirkhall is an 18th-century house in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, which was bought by Prince Albert in 1849. King Charles inherited the estate from his late mother in 2002. The King and Queen have spent their summers at Birkhall since their marriage and have made improvements to the garden there. Burberry's new collection is said to be 'rooted in a shared appreciation for the British countryside.' Highgrove Gardens cover around 15 acres and are renowned for their organic gardening principles and emphasis on sustainability. Burberry says the estate's gardens are among the most inspiring and innovative in the country. Past collaborations between Burberry and Highgrove have promoted young British creatives and featured work by artists Helen Bullock and Holly Mills. Burberry has stated that they share the commitment of the King's Foundation to supporting young British artists.Highgrove Gardens Sustainability And Collaboration DetailsHighgrove's gardens are considered an inspiration for Burberry's new collection, which marks the brand's fifth collaboration with the estate. The new collection is available for purchase, featuring items such as a £1,350 sweater and a £375 silk scarf