Which global coffee chain's logo was originally designed with explicit religious symbolism that was later secularized for broader market appeal?

Religious symbolism has long been incorporated into corporate branding and logos, sometimes in subtle ways that consumers may not recognize. This intersection of spirituality and commerce creates fascinating brand stories that blend ancient wisdom with modern marketing. Test your knowledge of how religious symbols and philosophical concepts have been adapted by well-known companies in their visual identities.

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Starbucks (originally featured a twin-tailed siren/mermaid from Christian medieval imagery representing temptation)
Peet's Coffee (originally featured a Buddhist lotus flower symbolizing enlightenment)
Costa Coffee (originally featured a Christian fish symbol integrated into the lettering)
Caribou Coffee (originally featured a Native American spiritual totem that was simplified)