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Papo Angora Rabbit #51172
3+ Years
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Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
The Papo Angora Rabbit figure is a fine representation of this fluffy and elegant rabbit breed. The figure captures the essence of the Angora Rabbit’s most distinctive feature—its long, silky fur. Every detail of the figure is sculpted to resemble the flowing, luxurious coat of the Angora, with soft textures and layered strands of fur that convey the plush nature of the rabbit.
The face of the Angora Rabbit is crafted with precision, showcasing tiny, glossy eyes that reflect a gentle, serene demeanor. The ears are upright and slightly rounded at the tips, poking out from the thick fur, giving a realistic appearance. The overall body shape is rounded and plump, a characteristic of Angora Rabbits, with small, delicate paws peeking through the dense coat. The figure is painted in natural tones of soft whites, creams, and grays, with subtle shading that enhances its lifelike quality.
The Papo Angora Rabbit measures approximately 2 inches long by 1 inch tall.
The Angora Rabbit is one of the oldest domesticated rabbit breeds, originally bred for its luxurious wool. Renowned for its long, soft fur, the Angora Rabbit's wool is harvested to make Angora yarn, a highly prized fiber in the textile industry. Angora Rabbits come in several varieties, including English, French, Satin, and Giant, each differing slightly in the texture and density of their wool. Their fur is known to be exceptionally fine and soft, which makes them unique among rabbit breeds. Angoras are typically bred for their wool, which can be spun into yarn without harming the rabbit, as the fur is either gently combed or sheared.
Angora Rabbits are gentle, docile animals, making them popular both as pets and as fiber-producing animals. Due to their thick coats, they require frequent grooming to prevent matting and maintain the quality of their fur. Regular grooming also helps prevent wool block, a condition where the rabbit ingests too much fur while grooming itself. These rabbits come in various colors, including white, gray, fawn, and black, which adds to their versatility in fiber production.
Part of the Farm Life Series by Papo.
Made of durable synthetic material. Hand Painted.
Product Code: 51172
by Papo
3+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.