What is the name of the goddess on the starbucks logo?
Key details about the Starbucks Siren:
- Identity: She is a twin-tailed siren, often associated with the medieval legend of Melusine, a water spirit.
- Origin: Created by designer Terry Heckler, based on old marine books.
- Symbolism: She represents the irresistible, alluring nature of coffee.
- Evolution: The original 1971 logo was a topless, brown, detailed woodcut. Over time, she was sanitized and eventually changed to the familiar green and white design, with her hair covering her torso.
- Two Tails: She is depicted holding her twin tails, which is a key feature of the mythical Melusine.
It’s the sea goddess meant to seduce the sailors out at sea.
I think their coffee is a little poisonous. My brain doesn’t feel right after a couple sips of Star bucks espresso.
The real question is why would they use this photo as their logo, their coffee is unhealthy for you.
Its the goddess that gave Arthur's uncle power every time he sacrificed a loved one.
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