Which mythological culture developed the first known 'branded' protective amulets with maker's marks that customers specifically sought out by name around 2000 BCE?

Long before loyalty cards and rewards points, ancient cultures created talismans and amulets that people would specifically seek out from certain craftsmen or regions. These mythological items represented perhaps the earliest form of brand loyalty, with people traveling great distances to acquire objects believed to hold specific powers from specific makers. Test your knowledge about how these ancient 'branded' mythological items influenced early commerce and consumer psychology!

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Ancient Egyptians with their scarab seals bearing specific artisan signatures
Norse craftsmen with their runic-marked Thor's hammer pendants
Greek metalsmiths with their hallmarked Hermes talismans
Celtic druids with their oak-signed protective charms