The mark consists of a design of two outer concentric circles, containing a repetitive geometric design consisting of triangles representing mountains around the inner edge having a dot at the center of each one, and concentric circles between the mountains, representing Suns, and lines extending from the inner edge to the outer edge between the mountains. In the inner circle, there is a design of Amun, an Egyptian god, consisting of a bird with its head turned toward the left and wings on both sides, and a circular shield in the center. The shield contains a design of two concentric circles, the inner circle having triangular points in groups of three around its edge, a dot above the middle point in each grouping, and an elongated oval between each grouping. The shield has a design of an eye of Horus in the center. There are two cobra snakes coming out of the bottom of the shield facing away from the center, with three ankh crosses in the middle below the shield and between the snakes, and three concentric circles above the bird's head representing a Sun. The wording "AMUN" is underneath the design.