Which color was predominantly used in Ancient Egyptian marketplace branding to symbolize luxury goods and high-status merchandise?

Before modern branding, ancient civilizations used specific colors to symbolize their trade goods and marketplaces. These 'brand colors' helped identify merchants and their wares across vast trade networks from Mesopotamia to the Silk Road. Colors weren't just decorative—they communicated quality, origin, and authenticity in markets where language barriers existed. Test your knowledge about how the earliest commercial empires used color psychology in their trading strategies!

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Royal Purple (extracted from murex shellfish)
Egyptian Blue (the world's first synthetic pigment)
Tyrian Red (made from kermes insects)
Lapis Lazuli Blue (imported from Afghanistan)