Close-up illustration of a standing Highland cow in profile, suitable for vector art designs.
Close-up illustration of a standing Highland cow in profile, suitable for vector art designs. An illustration of a Highland Cattle breed's full body anatomy in a vector format. A Highland cow standing in a field, with a rugged landscape visible behind. A standing Highland cow in a naturalistic pose, with relevant design elements.
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Highland Cow SVG Vector Design

Discover the beauty of Scotland's iconic highland cow in stunning vector format. Download our free SVG file to add this lovely farm animal to your designs.

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