In ancient Egypt, which design feature was deliberately incorporated into cosmetic containers to influence consumer behavior and increase perceived value?

In the bustling marketplaces of ancient civilizations, product design and consumer behavior were surprisingly sophisticated. From the elegant amphorae of Greece to the intricate trade networks of Mesopotamia, the ancient world developed remarkable approaches to commerce. This poll explores how ancient civilizations designed products to appeal to consumers and influence purchasing decisions thousands of years before modern marketing concepts emerged.

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Hieroglyphics describing fictional royal endorsements
False bottoms that made containers appear to hold more product than they actually did
Interchangeable lids allowing containers to be repurposed after use
Intentionally complex opening mechanisms to suggest exclusivity