Which mythological figure is traditionally associated with commerce, retail, and is often depicted on store signage in certain cultures to attract prosperity?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have influenced retail practices and consumer behavior. Ancient marketplaces were often protected by specific deities, while folklore shaped visual merchandising techniques that persist today. Test your knowledge of how mythology has intersected with commerce and retail traditions across cultures, revealing the ancient roots of modern retail concepts.

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Hermes/Mercury - Greek/Roman messenger god who protected merchants and commerce
Ganesha - Hindu deity known as the remover of obstacles and bringer of good fortune in business ventures
Freyr - Norse god of prosperity, harvest, and fertility whose symbol was used in marketplace stalls
Caishen - Chinese god of wealth who appears on storefront displays during Lunar New Year