The mark consists of a label to be affixed to egg-shaped packaging for the goods; the broken lines depicting the egg shape of the packaging indicate placement of the mark on the goods and are not part of the mark. The mark appearing in solid lines consists of a design scene consisting of a man and woman in folk clothing with the man holding a golden egg, a chicken on a stack of hay, a bench with a basket, a table with a table cloth and tea pot, tea kettle and tea cup. The background wall in the scene is gradient brown. The man is tan with gray hair, blue eyes, red tongue and features outlined and shadowed in black. The man is wearing folk clothing in blue and various shades of green. The man is holding a gold egg in his left hand with white sparkling rays emanating from the top of the egg. The woman is tan with green eyes, red tongue and features outlined in black. The woman is wearing folk clothing in yellow and various shades of green and a head scarf in green with white dots. Behind the man and woman is a tan and brown bench with a red brown and yellow basket on the top. To the right of the bench, also behind the man and woman is a brown and tan table with a blue and white table cloth. On the table cloth is a gold, yellow and brown tea pot with a pink and blue tea kettle on top of the tea pot and a pink and blue tea cup and saucer to the left of the tea pot. The floor in the scene is brown. A gold, brown, yellow and red hen appears in front of the man and woman. The hen has green eyes and is sitting on a stack of yellow and tan hay. The base of the egg shape is solid red and features six small yellow and pink stars.