Which indigenous craft brand pioneered the 'buy-one-give-one' model where each purchase funds an artisan training program in their native community?

Indigenous craftsmanship represents centuries of cultural knowledge and artistic tradition. Today, many indigenous artisan collectives have transformed into global brands while maintaining cultural authenticity. This poll tests your knowledge about how traditional cultural craft brands have marketed themselves in the modern retail landscape and created distinctive brand identities that honor their heritage while appealing to contemporary consumers.

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Eighth Generation (Native American-owned company that reclaimed 'inspired Native' designs with their slogan 'Inspired Natives, not Native-inspired')
Vida Taxco (Mexican silver jewelry collective that revitalized traditional Taxco silversmithing through their 'Heritage Hands' marketing campaign)
Kōlam (South Indian textile brand that combines traditional Tamil Nadu patterns with their 'Pattern with Purpose' program)
Arctic North (Inuit sculpture cooperative known for their 'Carved from Culture' brand identity and direct-to-consumer model)