Which ancient Egyptian deity served as a 'brand mascot' for marketplace commerce and was often depicted on merchant seals and market weights?

Before modern brand mascots like Tony the Tiger or the Michelin Man, ancient civilizations had their own symbols and figures that represented commerce and marketplaces. These early 'mascots' served similar purposes to today's brand ambassadors - creating recognition, trust, and distinguishing merchants in bustling ancient marketplaces. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early examples of retail brand identity that influenced commerce thousands of years ago.

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Thoth - the ibis-headed god of wisdom and writing
Horus - the falcon-headed sky god
Anubis - the jackal-headed god of the afterlife
Khnum - the ram-headed creator god associated with the marketplace and fair commerce