Which mythological figure was controversially used as a mascot for a major florist network, causing debate among classicists about the appropriateness of using an underworld deity to sell flowers?

Throughout advertising history, many brands have leveraged mythological figures and folklore creatures to create memorable mascots that resonate with cultural narratives. These divine and legendary figures help companies create powerful brand identities that tap into archetypal stories familiar across generations. Test your knowledge about these mythological brand ambassadors that bridge ancient stories with modern marketing.

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FTD Florists' Mercury/Hermes with his winged sandals
Interflora's Mercury/Hermes as their 'Mercury Man' logo
1-800-Flowers' use of Persephone, goddess of spring growth
ProFlowers' Demeter, goddess of the harvest and agriculture