Highland cow standing outdoors on a farm, illustration in vector format.
Highland cow standing outdoors on a farm, illustration in vector format. Illustration of a rugged farm animal native to the Highlands of Scotland, with long eyelashes and a robust build. A highland cow standing in a green field, with a rugged landscape background. A black-and-white illustration of a Highland Cow's head with distinctive horns.
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Beautiful Highland Cow Illustration for Cricut Cutting Machines and Laser Cutters

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