An illustration of a Highland cow's head with distinctive features and markings.
An illustration of a Highland cow's head with distinctive features and markings. A highland cow with its distinctive long horns and shaggy coat stands in a green meadow surrounded by hills. A detailed illustration of a Highland Cow's head with distinctive horns and features. A vector illustration of a Highland Cow's head, featuring a distinctive set of horns.
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Majestic Highland Cow SVG Illustration

Elevate your projects with this stunning vector illustration of a majestic Highland Cow, ideal for use in graphic design, scrapbooking, or as a Cricut cut file.

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