The mark consists of The seal is circular, bordered by a detailed outer ring containing traditional Indigenous geometric patterns. Encircling the inner portion of the seal are two inscriptions: "NHAKAIRAN LITAINO BORIKEN" at the top and "NACION TAINO DE BORIKEN" at the bottom, separated by small spiral motifs on both sides. Inside the central circle is composition of powerful cultural symbols: Top Center: The Sol de Jayuya, a sacred petroglyph representing the sun and spiritual continuity. It is symmetrical with radiating, circular forms.Middle Center: A depiction of the island of Boriken (Puerto Rico).To the left stands male Taino figure, holding bow and arrow in one hand and a makana (traditional wooden club) in the other, dressed in ceremonial attire.To the right stands a female Taina figure, also in traditional dress, holding a basket or gourd, signifying daily life and sustenance.Bottom Center: A figure of Atabey, the ancestral Mother Earth spirit and goddess of fresh waters, fertility, and creation. She is depicted in a traditional seated, squatting posture with stylized features, representing her role as life-giver and protector.Together, the elements of the seal affirm the spiritual, cultural, and territorial identity of the Boriken Taino Nation, highlighting sacred balance between masculine and feminine forces, ancestral veneration, and connection to the land.