A simple, monochromatic silhouette of an umbrella in vector format.
A simple, monochromatic silhouette of an umbrella in vector format. A simple digital silhouette of a standard umbrella with a flat, circular canopy. A simple outline illustration of a classic umbrella, suitable for printing or cutting. A minimalist silhouette illustration of a classic umbrella.
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Rainy Day Elegance: Free SVG Umbrella Silhouette

Discover a beautiful and stylish umbrella silhouette design, perfect for your next crafting project. Download this free SVG file today!

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