Which major brand's mascot was specifically designed to honor a cultural tradition and was created by a Native American artist to authentically represent his heritage?

Traditional brand mascots often reflect the cultural heritage and values of different societies, serving as powerful symbols that connect products to cultural identities. These mascots can embody folklore characters, cultural archetypes, or traditional figures that resonate deeply within specific communities. Test your knowledge about how global brands have incorporated cultural traditions into their iconic mascots and brand identities.

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The Land O'Lakes Native American maiden mascot, designed by Patrick DesJarlait of the Ojibwe tribe in 1954
The Quaker Oats Quaker man, designed by Pueblo artist R.C. Gorman to represent traditional wisdom
The Hawaiian Punch 'Punchy' character, created by Cherokee artist Cecil Dawson to showcase Polynesian culture
The Sun-Maid raisin girl, designed by Coast Salish artist Susan Point to represent agricultural traditions