The mark consists of a stylized representation of the Mongolian word zorig written in traditional Mongolian script, which appears vertically from top to bottom. The script is designed to resemble block text with bold, thick lines of the same thickness throughout and right angles giving a modern, digital feel. The overall design is monochromatic and executed in a solid color with no shading or gradient effects. The characters are interconnected with a main vertical line going from top to bottom, with each character as horizontal lines or shapes extending out to mostly the left side of the vertical line. Each character is distributed equally on the main vertical line with height of the space between them equalling the thickness of the lines. The first character starts at the top right corner with a short vertical line going down to meet a long horizontal perpendicular line extending to the left. The length of this long horizontal line is nine times the length of the short vertical line above it. The main vertical line is then connected to the bottom edge of the long horizontal line at one nine-th its length from the right side. The second character is below the first character and has two horizontal parallel long lines extending out left of the main vertical line in a perpendicular way and curving smoothly towards each other to form a semicircular shape of constant radius at the left end. This creates an enclosed elongated C shape with the negative space having the same height as the thickness of the lines. The leftmost edge of this elongated C shape aligns with the first character's horizontal line's leftmost edge. The third character is below the second character and has two long lines extending left out of a single point on the main vertical line with the bottom line being perpendicular to the main vertical line while the top line angled upwards as it extends left until the space between the two lines are equal to the thickness of lines. The fourth character is below the third character and has a long horizontal perpendicular line extending left out of the vertical line. The leftmost edge of this long horizontal line aligns with the leftmost edge of the bottom horizontal line of the third character. The fifth character is below the fourth character and has one short horizontal line of one eighth of the length of the long horizontal line above it and directly below it an upside down T shape with each leg having the same length as the short horizontal line. The T shape is the ending of the main vertical line.