A detailed illustration of a coffee bean in a stylized format.
A detailed illustration of a coffee bean in a stylized format. An illustrated coffee bean plant with a single ripe coffee berry, suitable for vector graphics design. A single coffee bean with its husk intact. A detailed illustration of a coffee bean plant with one or more beans visible.
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Beautiful Coffee Bean SVG for Crafting and Design

Elevate your designs with our beautiful coffee bean SVG, perfect for crafting, cutting machines, and vector art enthusiasts.

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Editing an SVG file means making changes to its underlying code or structure, whereas viewing an SVG file only displays its visual content without allowing any modifications.

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