Which famous brand mascot was specifically designed to honor a country's indigenous cultural traditions and is considered a national cultural symbol in its home country?

Brand mascots have long been powerful tools for connecting products to cultural identities. Throughout history, companies have created mascots that reflect local traditions, folklore, and cultural values to establish stronger bonds with consumers. This poll explores how traditional cultural elements have been incorporated into iconic brand mascots around the world. Test your knowledge about these cultural brand ambassadors that bridge tradition with commercial success!

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La Huasteca's Olmec head mascot (Mexico), based on ancient Olmec civilization stone carvings
The Air New Zealand Koru mascot, inspired by the unfurling silver fern frond sacred to Māori culture
Amul's Butter Girl (India), wearing traditional polka-dotted dress and representing the country's dairy cooperative movement
Finland's Moomin characters for Fazer chocolates, derived from Nordic folklore creatures