In traditional market cultures, which ancient retail display practice was specifically designed to create a 'sensory journey' for customers and is now studied as an early form of customer experience design?

Throughout history, cultural traditions have profoundly shaped retail practices around the world. From ancient bazaars to modern cultural markets, the way products are displayed and sold reflects deep cultural values and practical wisdom passed down through generations. This trivia question explores a fascinating aspect of traditional retail design that has influenced modern merchandising principles across cultures.

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The 'Golden Path' layout, where stalls were arranged in a counterclockwise spiral from least to most expensive goods
The 'Aromatic Progression' technique, where fragrant items were strategically placed to lead customers through the entire marketplace
The 'Royal Showcase' method, where luxury goods were displayed at eye level and necessities at lower positions
The 'Community Circle' design, where vendors of competing products were positioned directly opposite each other to encourage price negotiation