Which of these mythological retail traditions was actually practiced in ancient times and significantly influenced local commerce and customer engagement strategies?

Throughout history, mythological tales have featured fascinating examples of early 'retail' concepts and customer engagement strategies. From magical marketplaces to divine product launches, folklore across cultures contains surprising insights about commerce and consumer relationships. This poll tests your knowledge about how ancient myths intersect with modern retail concepts. Can you identify the authentic mythological retail tradition that influenced regional commerce for centuries?

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The Norse 'Bifrost Bazaar' where merchants displayed goods on rainbow-colored stalls to attract customers from the nine realms
The Japanese 'Tanabata' festival where retailers displayed special merchandise and offered promotions tied to the star-crossed lovers mythology
The Celtic 'Samhain Market' where shopkeepers used enchanted mirrors as primitive augmented reality to show customers wearing potential purchases
The Egyptian 'Osiris Exchange' where pharaohs launched new products with elaborate unveiling ceremonies during the flooding of the Nile