A stylized vector illustration of the full Moon in the night sky.
A stylized vector illustration of the full Moon in the night sky. A detailed digital illustration of the Moon in space. A scalable graphic representation of the lunar surface. An editable Moon graphic available as a scalable vector file.
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Celestial Designs: Free Moon SVG Clip Art for Cricut and More

Add a touch of celestial beauty to your designs with our free Moon SVG download, perfect for Cricut cutting machines and more.

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