The mark consists of Korean and Chinese characters and design. The border of the mark is a square with its corners truncated, like an uneven but symmetrical octagon. Throughout this border is a geometric pattern except on the top and bottom. A thickly-bordered banner arches across the octagon, from the middle-left to the upper-right. It is wider on the left side than the right. A Chinese symbol, which transliterates to "ohk", which means "jade" in English, is encased in a shaded rounded hexagon in the middle of the banner. To its left are two blocks of Korean characters and three more blocks of Korean characters are to its right. The Korean characters transliterate to "Jang Saeng Dol Chim Dae", which means "long and healthy life stone bed" in English. The writing gets smaller as you read from left to right, just like the banner. Above the banner in the upper-left corner of the octagon is a cloud. Below the banner in the remaining space is a design consisting of a flying crane, two small clouds on the left and right of the crane, one large cloud below the crane, and seven stars, all of slightly varying sizes, are above the wings of the crane.