Which mythological figure inspired the logo design of the global coffee chain Starbucks, and why was this figure specifically chosen for brand identity purposes?

In the world of branding, mythology has been a rich source of inspiration for companies seeking to create powerful and resonant identities. Many world-famous brands have leveraged mythological figures, stories, and symbols to craft their visual identity and brand narrative. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous logo inspired by mythology and the strategic thinking behind its design.

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A siren (or mermaid) from Greek mythology, chosen to represent Seattle's maritime history and the allure that draws customers across oceans for coffee
Demeter, Greek goddess of harvest, chosen to symbolize the agricultural origins of coffee beans and the earth's bounty
Odin's ravens from Norse mythology, chosen to represent wisdom and global communication as messengers that bring coffee knowledge from distant lands
Quetzalcoatl, the Mesoamerican feathered serpent deity, chosen to honor the Central/South American origins of coffee cultivation