Which religious symbol was deliberately simplified by its founder to make it more recognizable and easier to reproduce, similar to modern logo design principles?

Throughout history, religious symbols have been some of the most recognized and powerful 'brand logos' in existence. In today's commercial world, companies study these ancient symbols to understand effective brand recognition and emotional connection. This poll explores how religious organizations have utilized consumer psychology and brand management principles in spreading their messages across millennia—long before modern marketing existed.

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The Christian ichthys (fish symbol), simplified by early Christians for secret identification
The Buddhist Wheel of Dharma (Dharmachakra), standardized by Emperor Ashoka for widespread recognition
The Islamic crescent moon and star, formalized during the Ottoman Empire for imperial recognition
The Jewish Star of David, codified during the First Zionist Congress for unified representation