Which mythological concept has most significantly influenced modern visual merchandising techniques in folklore-themed retail stores?

In the realm where mythology meets modern retail, ancient cultures developed fascinating approaches to displaying and selling their wares. From the marketplaces of Olympus to the bazaars of Asgard, visual merchandising techniques have evolved over millennia while preserving symbolic connections to mythological principles. This trivia question explores how ancient folklore-inspired merchandising techniques continue to influence modern retail display strategies.

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The Norse concept of 'Yggdrasil' (World Tree) - organizing merchandise in a hierarchical structure with premium items at eye level representing the central trunk
The Greek 'Elysian Fields' approach - creating isolated merchandise islands that transport shoppers to different mythological realms
The Egyptian 'Path of Ra' - arranging products to follow the sun's daily journey, with items rotating positions throughout the day
The Celtic 'Wheel of Dagda' - displaying merchandise in circular patterns that customers must navigate clockwise for good fortune