A stylized illustration of Santa Claus with a red suit and hat.
A stylized illustration of Santa Claus with a red suit and hat. An SVG vector art design of Santa Claus standing with his head bowed, suitable for digital projects. An illustration of a jovial Father Christmas in traditional red suit and hat. An illustration of a jovial Father Christmas figure in festive attire.
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Free Santa Clip Art SVG Download

Add some festive cheer to your designs with our beautiful free SVG clip art of Santa Claus! Perfect for Christmas crafts and projects.

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