Which traditional craft-based retail model was first to implement blockchain authentication for verifying cultural heritage claims in products?

Cultural traditions are increasingly shaping retail consumer trends as shoppers seek authentic connections to heritage and craftsmanship. This movement has transformed how retailers source, market, and sell products across global markets. Test your knowledge about this fascinating intersection of cultural preservation and modern commerce that's revolutionizing the retail landscape.

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Maasai Marketplace from Kenya, which uses blockchain to authenticate genuine Maasai-made beadwork and textiles
Japan's Takumi Project, which tracks artisan credentials for traditional pottery and textiles
India's Handloom Passport system for authenticating regional weaving techniques
Peru's Andean Heritage Network that verifies alpaca wool products from indigenous communities