Which ancient mythological marketing strategy is credited with creating one of the first recognizable 'brand colors' that still influences color psychology in marketing today?

Throughout history, mythological figures and stories have influenced how cultures perceive value and meaning. The earliest 'brands' might be considered the symbols and attributes of gods and heroes that made them instantly recognizable to ancient peoples. Today, many modern companies draw inspiration from mythology for their marketing strategies and brand identities. Test your knowledge on how ancient mythological marketing techniques compare to contemporary brand strategies!

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Tyrian Purple - The rare dye extracted from sea snails that became associated exclusively with Roman emperors and royalty
Norse Gold - The special amber-gold hue that Vikings believed was infused with Freya's tears, used only on ceremonial shields
Egyptian Blue - The sacred color created by priests of Osiris, forbidden for use by anyone outside temple grounds
Celtic Green - The emerald pigment that Druid leaders claimed connected wearers to the spirit world, reserved for tribal chieftains