A vector illustration of a Highland cow's head, suitable for clip art and commercial use.
A vector illustration of a Highland cow's head, suitable for clip art and commercial use. An illustration of a Highland Cow's head, a distinctive farm animal breed known for its rugged appearance. A Highland Cow's distinctive head with its long ears and horns. A Scottish Highland Cow standing in a green pasture with a rugged landscape behind it.
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Free Highland Cow SVG Clip Art: Add Rustic Charm to Your Designs

Add a touch of rustic charm to your designs with this free Highland Cow SVG, perfect for crafting, cutting machines, and digital art.

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