An illustration of a farm animal, specifically a Highland Cow, rendered as vector art.
An illustration of a farm animal, specifically a Highland Cow, rendered as vector art. A close-up illustration of a Highland Cow's head with distinctive horns and coat patterns. Highland cow illustration, a Scottish farm animal breed. A vector graphic of a Highland Cow profile, suitable for various design applications.
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Add a Scottish Touch to Your Designs with this Free Highland Cow SVG

Add a touch of Scottish charm to your designs with our free vector art Highland Cow SVG, perfect for crafters and designers.

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