Which major retailer's logo was directly inspired by Norse mythology, featuring a symbol meant to bring prosperity to merchants and shoppers alike?

Throughout history, retailers have drawn inspiration from mythology and folklore to create powerful brand identities. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren, mythological figures have shaped some of the world's most recognizable brands. This trivia question explores how one famous retailer strategically incorporated ancient folklore into their brand storytelling to create a globally recognized identity that resonates across cultures.

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IKEA, whose shopping bag pattern represents Freyr's ship Skíðblaðnir that could be folded small enough to fit in a pocket
H&M, whose original logo incorporated Odin's knot (valknut) as a symbol of protection for travelers and merchants
Staples, whose easy button concept was inspired by Thor's hammer Mjölnir, which always returned to its owner
Lowe's, whose logo represents the Fehu rune, an ancient Norse symbol of wealth, prosperity and mobile property