DIKOT

Mark description

The mark consists of wording and design elements which have as its top row four symbols disposed horizontally next to one another. The first symbol is a curved line similar in shape to a shepherd's crook. The second symbol from the left is an upside down isosceles triangle, and a T-shape structure connected to the vertex of the upside down triangle. The third symbol from the left vaguely resembles an arrow- shaped tree. The upper portion of the tree has a series of horizontal lines starting with short lines at the top of the symbol and increasing in length to nine lines almost half of the length of the symbol. At the end of the horizontal lines there begins an additional five lines extending downwardly from a core portion at approximately 45 degrees. The top two lines are shorter than the bottom three lines. The top two lines are approximately the same length and the bottom lines are also approximately the same length. From the bottom of the 45 degree lines extends something like a trunk portion of a tree. The right most symbol shows an arrow which is pointing downward with the point at its bottom. In the middle of the arrow there is an S-shaped structure which takes up almost half of the length of the arrow. Immediately below the two right-most symbols, that is the tree-like structure and the arrow-like structure, there is the word "DIKOT".