Which innovative packaging design technique, first used in 1987 for a line of Greek mythology-themed collectibles, allowed consumers to see holographic images of gods that appeared to move as the package was rotated?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have inspired product packaging designers to create memorable and evocative brand experiences. From Greek gods adorning wine bottles to Norse legends influencing cosmetic containers, mythological elements have been powerful tools in product presentation. This trivia tests your knowledge about a significant packaging innovation that revolutionized how mythology-themed products were presented to consumers. How well do you know the intersection of ancient stories and modern packaging design?

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Lenticular printing, developed by Olympus Collectibles for their 'Gods of Olympus' figurine series
Thermochromic ink technology, pioneered by Mythic Treasures for their 'Divine Pantheon' collection
Phosphorescent embossing, created by Heritage Legends for their 'Ancient Deities' product line
Prismatic foil layering, introduced by Folklore Findings for their 'Immortal Beings' gift set