A free-standing illustration of a traditional ceramic teacup with delicate handle and saucer.
A free-standing illustration of a traditional ceramic teacup with delicate handle and saucer. Vector illustration of a teacup with a handle and rim, ideal for graphic design projects. A ceramic teacup with handle and saucer, designed as vector art. A stylized illustration of a teacup, suitable for vector art designs and cuttable templates.
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Beautiful Teacup Design SVG File for Crafts and Artwork

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