The mark consists of a rectangle containing a centered circle with a black circumference that holds a face figure composed of two eyes and a nose-like diagram. About a quarter of the circle is shaded black with the eye toward the upper section of the sphere in a white outline, while the rest of the circle has a white backdrop with the eye toward the upper section of the sphere in a black outline. The nose shape is formed by the line that separates the black section of the sphere from the white section of the sphere. Around the circle eleven amorphous figures are positioned in a way that depicts an oval-like formation. The amorphous figures placed on top and on the right are cut off in a straight line at the edge. On the right hand side of the upper design there is a traditional indigenous sun symbol drawn with a black outline, as characterized by a face within the sphere, drawn with two eye dots and an oval below for the mouth. Stemming from the circle there are six semi-ovals each with a dot in the middle; these complete the sun-like figure. On the left hand side of the logo a stick human-like figure composed of five semi-curved lines: two for the arms, two for the legs and one for the body trunk. Over the arms of the figure two black dots are positioned, roughly over what would correspond to the human- like figure's shoulders. On the lower half of the design the words for the mark "MUNDO TAINO" are drawn in black, superseding the rest of the image.