An elegant vector design featuring a wine bottle next to a filled glass.
An elegant vector design featuring a wine bottle next to a filled glass. A digital illustration of a glass filled with red wine next to an open bottle. A 2D illustration of a glass of red wine in a bottle. A digital representation of a wine glass filled with red wine.
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Elegant Wine Design SVG Clip Art for Creative Projects

Add a touch of elegance to your designs with our beautiful wine SVG clip art, perfect for DIY projects and commercial use.

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