Which mythological symbol is most commonly used in visual merchandising displays for stores specializing in Norse mythology products to create an authentic atmosphere?

In the world of mythology and folklore, stories were used to explain natural phenomena, teach morals, and connect communities. Today's brands often tap into these ancient narratives for their marketing strategies, creating powerful brand identities and emotional connections with consumers. This trivia question explores how ancient mythological symbolism influences modern visual merchandising techniques in specialty folklore-themed retail environments.

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Thor's Hammer (Mjölnir) - typically placed at store entrances or as central display fixtures
The Phoenix - usually incorporated into ceiling displays with fire-colored lighting
The Sphinx - commonly used as a silent guardian figure near premium merchandise
Zeus's Lightning Bolt - frequently utilized in electronic department displays