Which retailer pioneered the concept of 'Cultural Heritage Zones' in their stores, where traditional craftspeople demonstrate ancient techniques while customers shop?

Cultural traditions and heritage often find unique expressions in retail environments. Innovative retailers are constantly finding ways to blend traditional cultural elements with modern shopping experiences. This trivia question explores how one famous retailer revolutionized the presentation of cultural products by creating immersive retail environments that celebrate heritage while appealing to contemporary consumers. Test your knowledge about these fascinating intersections of tradition and retail innovation!

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Anthropologie, with their 'Living Culture' departments featuring rotating artisan residencies
World Market, through their 'Global Traditions' interactive spaces
MUJI, with their minimalist 'Heritage Craft' demonstration areas
Lowe's Traditional Market, with their pioneering 'Cultural Crossroads' program established in 2009