Which ancient Egyptian deity served as the original 'brand mascot' for marketplace commerce, often depicted on trading vessels and marketplace entrances to ensure successful trade ventures?

Throughout history, ancient civilizations used divine figures and mythological beings as the original 'brand mascots' to promote commerce and specific goods. These deities were often depicted in marketplace imagery, on coins, and in trading posts to symbolize prosperity, quality, and divine protection for transactions. Test your knowledge about these ancient commercial symbols that influenced early trade and retail practices.

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Isis - Goddess of magic and life
Amun-Ra - God of the sun and air
Khnum - God of creation and the Nile
Horus - Falcon-headed god of the sky and kingship