The mark consists of a golden sun that encircles golden plant elements which include a large golden central plant element that looks like a P, a smaller golden plant element on the left that looks like a T, and two smaller golden plant elements on the right that come together to look like an R. All the golden plant elements are resting on golden ground. The space between the sun and the plant elements and ground is dependent on the design and color of the background on which this mark will rest. There is golden face with hair on the left side of the sun, which is superimposed on it. Below the design element is the literal element which starts with the Punjabi language script Bubbha, which looks like a backwards B and which phonetically creates the Ba sound and in this context the B sound. It is followed by the English letter i but which has a Punjabi language symbol called adhak on it which phonetically stresses the i sound, and is shaped like a u. It is followed by the two Ls, each of which has an extension to the left on the top to mimic the style of Punjabi script. The two Ls are followed by an O. Below that literal element is the literal element AYURVEDICA in all caps. Both literal elements are gold in color. However, for both the literal and design element, the color is not homogenously the same gold color. Instead the gold gradually changes from a darker gold to a lighter gold from the left to the right for both literal elements; and also for the sun, face, and ground for the design element. The plants of the design elements appear to have gradual change from lighter gold to darker gold as you go from the left to the right. The literal elements do not have to be immediately below the design element, they can appear separately from the design element.