Which mythological association correctly matches with the brand color strategy of a major folklore-inspired product line?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have inspired brand identities across cultures. Colors in particular carry deep symbolic meaning derived from ancient stories and legends. Today's successful brands often leverage these powerful mythological associations in their visual identities. Test your knowledge about how mythological color symbolism translates to modern product branding and marketing strategies.

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Nike's 'Olympian' collection uses predominantly silver, the metal associated with Artemis, goddess of the hunt and athletics
Apple's original rainbow logo referenced the Bifröst bridge from Norse mythology, connecting mortals to the realm of gods
Versace's Medusa logo and gold color scheme deliberately evokes the mythological creature's power to captivate and transform onlookers
Starbucks' green mermaid (siren) logo uses blue as its primary brand color to represent the sea creature's mythological domain