Which ancient civilization designed their marketplace products with intentionally imperfect features to avoid offending the gods by creating 'too perfect' items?

Before modern malls and e-commerce, ancient civilizations created sophisticated marketplaces that shaped product design and consumer culture. These early retail environments were not just places of commerce but social and cultural hubs that influenced everything from architecture to politics. Test your knowledge about how our ancestors approached product design and retail in these fascinating early marketplaces!

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Ancient Egyptians, who left 'spirit holes' in pottery to allow the soul of the clay to escape
Ancient Greeks, who deliberately included small flaws called 'metis marks' in otherwise symmetrical designs
Ancient Japanese, who embraced 'wabi-sabi' philosophy celebrating imperfection in craftsmanship
Ancient Mayans, who incorporated 'divine errors' in textiles to show humility toward creator deities