A vector graphic representation of a bottle of wine in front of a single glass.
A vector graphic representation of a bottle of wine in front of a single glass. A stylized vector graphic representation of a wine bottle and glass on a table. A stylized illustration of a glass filled with red wine, suitable for vector design and cutting machine applications. A stylized illustration of a wine bottle and glass.
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Beautiful Vector Wine Illustration in SVG - Free Download

Elevate your designs with this stunning vector wine illustration in SVG format, perfect for various cutting machines and creative projects.

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