Which famous coffee brand's twin-tailed mermaid logo is directly inspired by a figure from which mythological tradition?

Throughout retail history, many companies have drawn inspiration from mythology and folklore when creating their iconic brand mascots. These mythological references often add depth and cultural resonance to brand identities, connecting modern commerce with ancient storytelling traditions. This poll tests your knowledge about the authentic mythological origins behind a famous brand mascot that has become a cornerstone of its company's visual identity and marketing strategy.

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Starbucks' siren from Greek mythology (specifically related to the sirens who tempted Odysseus)
Starbucks' siren from Norse mythology (a variant of the goddess Rán who lured sailors)
Starbucks' siren from Medieval European folklore (specifically a 16th-century Italian twin-tailed melusine)
Starbucks' siren from Pacific Northwest Indigenous mythology (based on coastal legends of the Haida people)