Which mythological figure's association with specific products led to the first documented example of 'seasonal consumer behavior' in ancient retail?

Throughout history, mythological figures have influenced consumer behaviors and cultural preferences. Ancient societies often designed products and rituals around specific deities, creating some of the first documented consumer trends. This trivia explores how mythological figures were used in early 'product positioning' and consumer behavior influence before modern marketing existed.

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Persephone, whose annual journey to the underworld created cyclical demand for pomegranates and seasonal crops
Thor, whose hammer-shaped amulets were purchased primarily during winter solstice festivals
Isis, whose sacred items sold exclusively during Nile flooding season in ancient Egyptian marketplaces
Dionysus, whose wine vessels showed the first documented spike in seasonal demand during harvest festivals