Which mythological symbol was traditionally avoided in product designs for ships and maritime merchandise due to the belief it would bring bad luck to sailors?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have influenced retail practices in fascinating ways. From ancient marketplaces dedicated to specific deities to symbolic product designs that ward off evil, the intersection of commerce and mythology reveals how our ancestors approached retail strategy. This poll tests your knowledge about how mythological symbols have been incorporated into product design across different cultures and eras.

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The image of Poseidon/Neptune's trident
A woman or female figure (considered bad luck on vessels)
The kraken or giant squid imagery
Depictions of mermaids or sirens