Which mythological deity's visual merchandising approach featured strategically placed peacock feathers as a signature element in their temples and worship spaces?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have used powerful visual elements to communicate stories and beliefs - not unlike modern visual merchandising strategies. Ancient cultures created symbolic displays, distinctive 'packaging', and memorable visual narratives that would impress even today's retail designers. Test your knowledge about how mythological figures and cultures used visual elements to 'sell' their stories and establish their divine brands!

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Hera (Greek mythology), who used peacock imagery to signify royal status and vigilance
Odin (Norse mythology), who displayed peacock feathers alongside ravens to represent all-seeing wisdom
Quetzalcoatl (Aztec mythology), who incorporated peacock feathers in temple designs to represent divine beauty
Saraswati (Hindu mythology), who used peacock motifs in shrine decorations to symbolize artistic knowledge