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Angora

Earlier form of Ankara, Turkey, which gave its name to the Angora goat (see mohair), and hence to other species of long-haired animal, such as the Angora rabbit (a native of the island of Madeira) and the Angora cat. Angora ‘wool’ from these animals has long, smooth fibres, and the demand for the fibre has led to wool farming in Europe, Japan, and the USA.



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Karina Lira, 9, and Janet Gonzalez, 9, both of San Fernando, watched and giggled as Skaggs produced Slipper, his blue-eyed, fluffy white Angora rabbit, out of a box.
Live craft demonstrations at the show like artist Sharon Cahn spinning wearable art from live Angora rabbits snuggling comfortably on her lap (a 6,000 year old craft) Media Directions: The Concourse Exhibition Center is located at 635 8th Street at Brannan Street in San Francisco.
To that end, Betty Bingham of Thousand Oaks sat in one booth spinning a pile of pink-dyed Angora rabbit hair into thread.
 
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