Which major retail brand's logo was directly inspired by ancient religious symbolism and was specifically designed to invoke spiritual protection for the company?

Throughout retail history, many brands have incorporated religious and philosophical symbolism into their logos and visual identities—sometimes intentionally, sometimes coincidentally. This connection between commercial branding and spiritual iconography has created fascinating backstories for numerous well-known companies. Test your knowledge about these intersections of commerce and faith, where ancient wisdom meets modern marketing.

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Starbucks (whose mermaid/siren logo derives from Norse mythology and was chosen to provide seafaring protection for a coffee company named after a character in Moby Dick)
Taco Bell (whose bell design was based on Spanish mission bells, connecting to California's religious colonial history)
Toyota (whose overlapping ovals contain all the letters of 'Toyota' and form a spiritual symbol meant to bring good fortune in Japanese religious tradition)
Amazon (whose arrow from A to Z symbolizes the Alpha and Omega concept from Christian theology, representing completeness and divine totality)