The mark consists of a geometric design composed of solid black rectangular bars of three distinct thicknesses, arranged symmetrically to form the silhouette of an inverted (upside-down) coffee cup. No standard characters, letters, or words appear in the mark.A single thick diagonal bar is positioned along the left side of the design, running its full vertical height. This bar is the thickest element in the composition and forms both the handle and the left contour edge of the inverted cup silhouette; its angled shape resembles the letter "J."The remainder of the design is organized into three horizontal tiers of angled bars, each set at consistent, matching slopes and each positioned adjacent to the left-side bar:The top tier is composed of bars of a first, thinner thickness and forms the base of the inverted cup.The middle tier is composed of bars of the same thinner thickness as the top tier and forms the body of the inverted cup.The bottom tier is composed of bars of a second, intermediate thickness — greater than the top and middle tiers but less than the left-side bar — and forms the rim of the inverted cup.Uniform gaps of negative space separate the bars within each tier, running parallel to the bars' angled edges. The graduated bar thicknesses, together with the tapering placement of the bars across the three tiers, define the overall symmetrical, conical contour of the inverted cup from top to bottom. Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.