Which ancient civilization first mass-produced deity figurines as retail merchandise with consistent 'brand packaging' featuring the deity's name and powers?

Throughout history, mythological figures have been used to sell products and create brand identities. From ancient Greek pottery featuring gods to Norse mythology inspiring modern retail giants, deities have been retail icons long before modern marketing. This poll explores an interesting fact about one of the earliest documented cases of mythology being used in retail merchandising and brand identity. Test your knowledge about how ancient cultures commercialized their gods!

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Ancient Egypt with standardized Osiris amulets in the New Kingdom period (1550-1070 BCE)
Classical Greece with Athens' official Athena olive oil vessels (500-300 BCE)
Ancient Rome with Jupiter-branded wine amphoras (200 BCE-100 CE)
Mesopotamia with Ishtar fertility figurines (2000-1500 BCE)