The mark consists of three flames. Starting from left and moving right, the first two flames are attached at the base and swirl from bottom to top, swirling from right to left, and then to the right where the flames terminate with constricted tips. The tips of the flames point upwards and to the right; the swirling appears as one long, narrow S curve. The tip of the left-most flame terminates at a point lower than the tip of the second flame. The second flame is to the immediate right of the left-most flame and is also the middle flame. The third flame is located to the far right of the left-most flame and to the immediate right of the middle flame and is not attached to either the left-most flame or the middle flame. The base of the third flame begins to the right of, and at a point approximately one-third up the S curve of the middle flame. Like the first two flames, the third flame also swirls in a direction from right to left and then to the right wherein the tip of the third flame is higher than the tips of the first two flames. All three flames are approximately the same thickness and are parallel to each other. The space between the left-most flame and middle flame is approximately the same width as the space between the middle flame and third, right-most flame, when viewing the midpoints of the middle flame and right-most flame respectively.