Which mythological symbol has been deliberately inverted from its original meaning when adapted for a famous modern brand identity?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have influenced how brands create identity through symbols and imagery. Ancient cultures used powerful symbols to represent their deities and concepts, much like modern brands use logos to establish recognition and convey meaning. This poll explores how mythological symbols have been adapted and transformed in contemporary product design and brand identity. Test your knowledge about the intersection of ancient symbolism and modern branding practices!

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The Medusa head in Versace's logo, transformed from a monster to be feared into a symbol of beauty and luxury
The caduceus (staff of Hermes) in medical logos, which maintained its original healing associations from Greek mythology
Nike's swoosh, which was designed to represent the wings of the goddess Nike exactly as depicted in ancient Greek art
The mermaid in Starbucks' logo, which preserves the original dangerous siren mythology to signify the addictive nature of coffee