Which traditional craft product underwent a revolutionary design innovation in the 1970s that transformed it from a utilitarian object into a globally recognized art form, while still preserving its cultural heritage?

Traditional crafts and cultural products have evolved over centuries, adapting to modern markets while preserving heritage. This poll explores how cultural traditions have influenced product design innovation across different societies. Test your knowledge about how ancestral techniques and cultural symbolism have been incorporated into contemporary product design while maintaining authenticity and cultural significance.

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Navajo weaving, with the introduction of synthetic dyes and pictorial designs that created a new contemporary art market
Japanese netsuke, when artisans began crafting them from alternative materials like recycled plastics while maintaining traditional forms
Oaxacan wood carvings (alebrijes), when artists began using vibrant colors and fantastical forms while maintaining traditional copal wood carving techniques
Scottish tartan, when traditional clans registered official patterns and modernized the production process with industrial looms