Which mythological creature serves as the famous mascot for Starbucks, and what was the original inspiration behind choosing this figure for their logo?

Throughout marketing history, many companies have drawn inspiration from mythology and folklore to create powerful brand identities. These mythological mascots and symbols tap into universal archetypes that resonate across cultures and generations, lending brands an air of timelessness and power. Test your knowledge about a famous mythological mascot that has become one of the most recognizable logos in the coffee industry.

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A two-tailed mermaid (siren) from Norse mythology, chosen because sirens lured sailors with their enchanting songs, just as coffee would attract customers
A water nymph from Greek mythology, selected to represent the company's Pacific Northwest origins and connection to the sea
A Celtic sea goddess, chosen because the founders wanted to honor the ancient maritime trading routes that first brought coffee to Europe
A Hawaiian ocean spirit, selected because the original coffee beans used by Starbucks came from Kona, Hawaii