A simple vector illustration of the sun with rays extending from its center.
A simple vector illustration of the sun with rays extending from its center. An illustration of the sun designed as a scalable graphic with clean lines. A stylized illustration of the sun in bright yellow and orange hues, suitable for various graphic design projects. A stylized sun icon created as a vector graphic.
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Radiant SVG Sun Symbol for Your Design Needs

Brighten up your designs with this beautiful vector sun symbol, perfect for crafting, cutting machines, and digital art projects.

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