Which color was most prominently used in ancient Egyptian merchant signage and market stalls to attract customers and signify quality goods?

Before modern logos and brand colors, ancient civilizations had their own ways of marking products and establishing commercial identity. From pottery maker's marks in ancient Greece to royal seals in Mesopotamia, these early forms of branding helped establish trust and origin. This trivia explores how ancient Egyptians used specific colors in their commercial activities - a practice that influenced markets across the Mediterranean and beyond.

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Blue (derived from lapis lazuli) - associated with divinity and quality
Red (from ochre) - symbolizing power and vitality
Gold (from gilt) - representing wealth and prosperity
Green (from malachite) - indicating growth and abundance