Which of these brands' logos authentically incorporates elements from indigenous cultural traditions as part of its brand identity?

Throughout history, brands have incorporated cultural symbols and traditions to connect with consumers on a deeper level. These cultural references in famous logos can carry powerful meanings that resonate across generations. This poll tests your knowledge of how specific cultural traditions have been integrated into well-known brand identities. Can you identify which famous logo genuinely incorporates the described cultural element?

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Starbucks Coffee - The twin-tailed siren logo is based on Native American Haida art traditions from the Pacific Northwest
Air New Zealand - The 'Koru' symbol in their logo represents an unfurling silver fern frond in Māori culture, symbolizing new life, growth, and renewal
Swiss Army Knife - The cross emblem is derived from ancient Alpine tribal protection symbols used by Swiss mountain clans
Fiji Water - Their square bottle design and mountain logo are based on traditional Fijian ceremonial water vessels