Which mythological figure's symbol became so effectively merchandised in ancient times that it created one of history's first recognizable 'brand loyalty' programs among followers?

Throughout history, mythological stories weren't just entertainment—they were powerful marketing tools that established 'brand loyalty' to deities and cultural traditions. Ancient temples functioned as early retail centers with complex supply chains for offerings and religious goods. This poll explores how ancient civilizations used consumer psychology and visual merchandising techniques that still influence retail practices today.

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Dionysus/Bacchus with the thyrsus staff and grape vine imagery that created wine cult followings across multiple civilizations
Thor's hammer (Mjölnir) pendants that Norse merchants sold as protective amulets and symbols of devotion
Isis, whose cult spread throughout the Roman Empire with standardized temple merchandise and mystery initiation packages
Apollo's lyre imagery that craftsmen licensed to create officially sanctioned Delphic Oracle souvenirs