A stylized star icon for various design applications.
A stylized star icon for various design applications. A star-shaped graphic illustration designed as vector art. A vector star icon suitable for Xmas designs and decorations, ideal for graphic designers and digital artists. A stylized SVG star design with clean lines and simple shape.
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