The mark consists of orange interwoven knot consisting of two orange horizontal oval lines and two orange vertical oval lines that are intertwined to create a woven look such that the line of each oval is woven over or under the next line it crosses. These overlapping horizontal and vertical ovals create the image of a loose orange knot with two horizontal cords and two vertical cords with a small rectangular blank space in the middle of the image. Orange shading, beginning as light and darkening to the fully saturated orange color, appears before and after the intersection of each cord with a cord of the opposite horizontal or vertical alignment, with the shading applying to the cord that appears to be woven under the opposing cord. Where a cord appears to be woven under another cord, that portion of the orange oval lines that make up the under-crossing cord is deleted, allowing the lines making up the over-crossing cord to continue uncrossed until the next edge of such over-crossing cord, allowing the knot to have a three-dimensional appearance.