The mark consists of On top, a circular logo, bleading colors out to spell BaBaZen, written in caligraphy, with the "a" letters made to look like eyes, and the Zen part made to look like stones laid on top of eachother appears. The circular logo itself has a shape resembling a palm, with an figure changing colors resembling an evil eye protection bead figure in the middle. The thumb and the pinky of the hand resemble birds. The halo around the hand looks like the Enso figure in Japanese culture. The colors are reddish around the edges, blue in the middle and become very light orange, followed by teal and turquoise during the transition. Below the circular figure is the same caligraphic representation of BaBaZen, in black. At the bottom, babazen.us is spelled, using the characteristic colors of the circular logo, orange, teal and blue. More specifically RGB 240,169,79, RGB 85,195,192 and RGB 42,27,180. It has fonts of different colors layered on top of each other at the beginning and forms a unity of colors at the end, the "us" part.. This is because various USPTO systems cannot display/print certain characters.