Which mythological figure's name was successfully reclaimed by its original culture after decades of being primarily known as a retail brand in Western markets?

Throughout history, mythological figures have been repurposed as powerful brand symbols and product endorsers. From Ajax cleaners to Nike shoes, companies leverage the cultural resonance of ancient gods and heroes to connect with consumers. This poll explores how mythology intersects with modern retail strategy and consumer behavior, revealing how ancient stories continue to influence our purchasing decisions today.

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Thor (Norse mythology) - reclaimed through cultural education campaigns in Scandinavia after being known primarily as a household appliance brand
Isis (Egyptian goddess) - reclaimed through museum exhibitions and cultural initiatives after being associated with a women's healthcare product line
Maui (Polynesian demigod) - reclaimed through Hawaiian cultural revival movements after being known mainly as a vacation destination brand
Minerva (Roman goddess) - reclaimed through Italian heritage programs after decades as a prominent office supply brand