Which symbol was widely used by ancient Egyptian traders as a 'brand mark' on exported pottery and goods to indicate authentic Egyptian craftsmanship?

Before modern logos and brand identities, ancient civilizations had their own methods of marking and identifying products in marketplaces. From potter's marks on amphoras to royal seals on luxury goods, these early 'logos' helped establish trust, origin, and quality. This trivia question explores how ancient Egyptians used symbology to create one of history's earliest recognizable brand identities for their exported goods.

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The ankh symbol (☥)
The cartouche with hieroglyphics of the reigning pharaoh
The Eye of Horus (Eye of Ra)
The scarab beetle symbol