Which mythological symbol was deliberately avoided in Nike's brand positioning strategy despite the company being named after a Greek goddess?

Mythology and folklore have always captivated human imagination, making them powerful tools in brand positioning and marketing. Many companies leverage mythological symbolism to create memorable brand identities and tell compelling stories that resonate with consumers. This poll tests your knowledge of how ancient myths have influenced modern marketing strategies in the mythology and folklore industry.

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Wings (Nike was often depicted with wings in ancient art, but the company avoided this to create their own distinctive swoosh)
Laurel wreath (Though associated with victory in Greek mythology, Nike chose not to incorporate this symbol)
Spear (While Nike as goddess of victory was sometimes depicted with weapons, the company never considered this imagery)
Shield (Despite being a protective symbol of victory in battle, Nike rejected this for their sportswear positioning)