What mythological figure inspired the original Starbucks logo, and how has this brand identity evolved since the company's founding in 1971?

The intersection of mythology and modern branding has created some of the world's most recognizable logos. Companies often draw inspiration from ancient tales and folklore to create powerful brand identities that resonate across cultures. This poll explores how mythology has shaped one of the world's most famous coffee brands and its evolution over time.

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A Norse Valkyrie warrior maiden, originally brown and fully visible but later stylized and colored green with only her face and crown showing
A two-tailed mermaid (siren) from Greek mythology, originally brown with fully visible twin tails but later stylized and colored green with the tails mostly hidden
A Celtic water goddess, originally depicted in full blue form but later simplified to just her crowned head in green to represent purity
An Aztec water deity, initially shown in detailed brown illustration but gradually simplified to a green symbolic representation of just her face