Which global e-commerce platform's name was inspired by a magical tale from Middle Eastern mythology?

In today's competitive retail landscape, brands increasingly tap into mythology and folklore to create memorable product identities. This powerful strategy connects modern consumers with ancient stories, creating emotional resonance and cultural significance. From Norse gods in automotive branding to Greek mythology in luxury fashion, these timeless narratives shape product design and marketing strategies. Test your knowledge about how major companies have leveraged mythological elements in their product design and branding!

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Alibaba (named after the character from 'Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves' who discovered a magical phrase to unlock a treasure cave)
Amazon (named after the mythological female warriors of Greek mythology who lived in Themiscyra)
eBay (named after the Bay of E, a mythological trading harbor in Norse legends where gods exchanged treasures)
Etsy (derived from the Etruscan myth of 'Etsi', a goddess of craftsmanship and handmade treasures)