Which mythological reference was intentionally used in product development and brand storytelling to represent the company's core values?

Throughout history, myths and folklore have influenced product development and marketing strategies. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren, mythological elements have been woven into some of the world's most successful brand identities. This poll tests your knowledge of how ancient stories have shaped modern retail visual storytelling and brand development. Can you identify which mythological connection is authentic in the retail landscape?

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Amazon named its company after Greek mythology's female warriors (Amazons) to represent strength and courage in conquering the retail marketplace
Apple's bitten apple logo was designed to represent the forbidden fruit from Norse mythology's garden of Idun, symbolizing eternal youth and knowledge
Tesla named its Hyperion model after the Greek Titan of watchfulness to emphasize its advanced autopilot technology and vigilance
Pandora Jewelry deliberately references Egyptian mythology's goddess Bast, who wore protective amulets, to symbolize their charm bracelet concept