Which visual merchandising technique was pioneered by Japanese department stores in the 1980s to showcase traditional crafts and is now widely adopted worldwide?

Traditional craftsmanship has found new life in modern retail environments. As cultural heritage becomes increasingly valued in today's marketplace, retailers are developing innovative strategies to showcase artisanal products. This poll explores how traditional crafts have been integrated into contemporary visual merchandising practices around the world, highlighting the intersection of cultural preservation and retail innovation.

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Artisan Corners - dedicated spaces where craftspeople demonstrate their techniques live while customers shop
Heritage Tunnels - curved walkways with LED screens displaying the history of crafts alongside physical products
Tradition Towers - vertical display structures organizing crafts by region and historical period
Cultural Rotation Displays - mechanized carousel systems that reveal different cultural artifacts as they turn