A simple vector illustration of a standard cup with a rounded body and handle.
A simple vector illustration of a standard cup with a rounded body and handle. A simple illustration of a cup for graphic design projects. A simple illustration of a standard drinking cup with a handle. A simple, digitally designed illustration of a standard drinking cup with clean lines.
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Beautiful SVG Clip Art Design: Download a Free Cup Vector Image

Discover beautiful clip art for your next project with our free SVG download of a lovely cup design. Perfect for digital crafts and creative pursuits.

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