Illustrated coffee bean icon in a simple, vector format.
Illustrated coffee bean icon in a simple, vector format. A single coffee bean icon in vector format, suitable for use in digital designs and crafts. An isolated SVG icon of a whole coffee bean with realistic texture and detail. A stylized illustration of a single coffee bean, designed as a vector graphic.
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Beautiful Coffee Bean Clip Art SVG for Creative Projects

Elevate your designs with this beautiful coffee bean SVG clip art, perfect for crafts, DIY projects, and creative endeavors. Download now and customize to suit your needs.

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