The mark consists of four letters forming the word 'KUBA'. The letter 'K' is stylized and followed by the capital letters U-B-A in Blackoak Std font. The vertical stem of the 'K' shares the same baseline with all other letters. The vertical stem of the "K" has a horizontal rectangular serif at the base which extends symmetrically on both sides of the stem. This serif at the base of the stem shares the same baseline as the other three letters. There are fillets in between the serif and the vertical stem on both sides which are also symmetrical. At the Apex of the stem, is an oval figure of a head wearing a five pointed crown with small circles above each triangular point. The arm and leg of the 'K' both originate at the middle of the stem. The leg of the 'K' is circular and extends out from the stem then down below the baseline, under and around the serif towards the back of the 'K' like a tail. The end of the circular leg does not continue past the top left corner of the serif. As the leg continues around and under the stem it becomes narrower and ends as a thin point. The arm extends up diagonally in a rectangular shape then turns into a claw-like point at its end. The curve of the claw faces back toward the crown. The stem, arm, and leg are all the same width. The 'K' rises from the base double the height of the U-B-A and the U-B-A are all the same height.