Which mythological creature was deliberately misrepresented in Starbucks' logo design, transforming from a twin-tailed mermaid (or siren) from Greek mythology to a more family-friendly image?

In the world of retail, packaging design is crucial for capturing consumer attention. Throughout history, mythology and folklore have inspired countless product designs and packaging concepts. Ancient symbols, legendary creatures, and cultural stories often find their way onto modern products, creating powerful brand identities that resonate across generations. Test your knowledge about how mythological elements have been incorporated into famous product packaging designs!

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The original logo showed the siren's full bare-bodied form, which was later cropped and stylized to show only the face and crown
The original logo featured a harpy (half-woman, half-bird) that was redesigned as a mermaid to better represent the maritime history of Seattle
The original design showed Poseidon, which was later changed to a female figure to appeal to a broader demographic
The siren originally had three tails in reference to the trinity in Norse mythology, but was simplified to two tails for visual clarity