• Built originally for the 'Travels To My Elephant' charitable campaign • Unique design • Purchased at the Elephant Family auction in 2015 • Converted to electric propulsion So called because of the sound made by its two-stroke engine, the iconic Tuk-Tuk motorised rickshaw has been a ubiquitous sight on India's bustling streets for the past several decades.

The nimble three-wheeler is adept as weaving through traffic while transporting people and goods in numbers and quantities seemingly beyond the capacity of such a tiny vehicle.

Many have become a means of their driver's self-expression, being painted in bright colours and decorated with various artefacts and accessories in an effort to attract customers.

One of the most imaginative expressions of such decoration is the fleet of 20 Tuk-Tuks designed by prominent designers recruited from the fields of architecture, jewellery making, fine art, fashion and millinery.

Their designers included Rebecca Campbell, Diane von Furstenberg, ...