A high-quality SVG illustration of a single coffee bean with detailed texture.
A high-quality SVG illustration of a single coffee bean with detailed texture. A stylized illustration of a single coffee bean in a vector format. An illustrated coffee bean graphic in vector format. Illustration of one whole coffee bean with precise lines and shapes.
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Elevate Your Designs with This Beautiful Coffee Bean SVG Vector Image

Elevate your designs with this beautiful Coffee Bean clip art vector image, available as a free download in SVG format.

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