Which ancient ruler is documented as the first to have their image used as a product endorsement on commercially sold items around 3000 BCE?

While modern product endorsements dominate today's marketing landscape, the practice of celebrity endorsements has surprisingly ancient roots. Early civilizations had their own versions of 'influencer marketing' where respected individuals would lend their name or likeness to promote goods. This poll explores one of the earliest documented cases of a prominent figure endorsing a commercial product in the ancient world.

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King Narmer of Egypt, whose image appeared on cosmetic palettes sold to the elite
Emperor Qin Shi Huang, whose seal was stamped on standardized trade goods
King Gilgamesh of Uruk, whose name was inscribed on pottery distributed throughout Mesopotamia
King Minos of Crete, whose likeness appeared on amphorae containing premium olive oil