Which God’s image was most commonly used to popularise baby products?

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The image of Lord Krishna was most commonly used to popularise baby products.
British and Indian manufacturers employed advertising, labelling, and calendars to popularise their products and broaden their market. It was instrumental in developing new consumer culture from the dawn of the industrial period. For example, when Manchester businessmen began selling fabric in India, they labelled the bundles with the words "MADE IN MANCHESTER." These labels occasionally utilised illustrations of Indian Gods and Goddesses such as Krishna and Saraswati. Manufacturers began printing calendars in the late nineteenth century to promote their products, as calendars were used even by individuals who could not read. In addition, advertising and calendars featured images of Gods, significant personalities, monarchs, and nawabs.

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