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It is just a reference to Hades's mustache beard.
While it was created for this game, it's inspired by historic iconography representing the cosmos and gods (see references such as Ptolemy's Almagest[en.wikipedia.org]). While this work was created much later than the time period in which Hades presumably takes place, our thought was that Hades' sigil could have been the type of symbol that later informed the astrological symbols more familiar to us.
When you see Zagreus on the main menu, you can see traces of other such symbols on the Stygian Blade, one for each of the six gods who slew the Titans.
Thank you so much for the detailed response! I really like the symbol, and it's cool to know the thought process behind it. :)
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