A simple vector design of a small wooden cabin with a sloping roof.
A simple vector design of a small wooden cabin with a sloping roof. A simple, 2D illustration of a rustic wooden cabin with a sloping roof and chimney. A vector illustration of a rustic wooden cabin with a sloping roof. A simple cabin design for printing or cutting, created as an SVG file for easy editing.
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Beautiful Cabin Clip Art SVG for Personal or Commercial Projects

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