A majestic Scottish farm animal with distinctive horns and shaggy coat.
A majestic Scottish farm animal with distinctive horns and shaggy coat. A stylized illustration of a Highland Cow's head, suitable for vector art designs. A close-up illustration of a Highland cow's head, featuring its distinctive horns and shaggy coat. A close-up of a Highland Cow's distinctive head with long horns and shaggy coat.
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Beautiful Highland Cow SVG Clip Art for Personal or Commercial Use

Add a touch of rustic charm to your designs with our beautiful Highland Cow SVG clip art, free to download and perfect for personal or commercial use in Cricut, Procreate, Photoshop, and Illustrator.

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