Grunge Christmas background with stars about Arts Fashion

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Grunge Christmas background with stars about Arts Fashion.

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Blue,Grunge,Stars,Blue background,Free vector,Design art,Blue design,Lined

This vector contains the following main colors: Curious Blue,Azure,Keppel,Turquoise,Viking
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