DABAGHY, SHARBEL

COCONARA

Charcoal briquettes;

COCONARA

The mark consists of half of a coconut, shaded from light brown to dark brown with three black dots in a triangle at the bottom representing the marks on a natural coconut, with its open side up like a bowl and with stylized smoke coming up out of the bowl, in shaded dark brown to light brown coloring spelling out nara, or fire in stylized Arabic script; below this image, COCONARA is written, also stylized, with the two Cs in the shape of 1/4-size coconut pieces (the rims in dark brown and the insides in white with gray shading), the two Os in the shape of open 1/2 coconuts (the rims in dark brown and the insides in white with gray shading), and the N, A, R, and A colored orange and outlined in dark brown.;Charcoal briquettes;The color(s) dark brown, light brown, orange, black, white and gray is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to nara and this means fire in English.;