The mark consists of three arrows drawn with thick bolded lines, bent in the middle at an acute angle to form a triangle, pointing clockwise. These arrows form the universal recycling symbol. In the arrowhead on the left side is written "COUSIN MARY JANE." In the middle of the triangle is a hemp leaf. The stem of the leaf points down toward the arrowhead on the bottom of the triangle. There are seven points to the hemp leaf, equally distant from each other and from the stem, with ridges along the edges. Clockwise from the stem, the first point is small and points downward, parallel to the left side of the triangle. The second point is large and points to the left, parallel to the bottom of the triangle. The third point is large and points up and to the left, toward the middle of the left side of the triangle. The fourth point is large and points directly up, toward the top of the triangle. The fifth point is large and points up and to the right, toward the middle of the right side of the triangle. The sixth point is large and points to the right, parallel to the bottom of the triangle. The seventh point is small and points downward, parallel to the right side of the triangle.