Which traditional cultural product underwent a successful global brand transformation by focusing on its sustainable harvesting practices and cultural heritage?

Traditional cultural products have been gaining prominence in global retail markets. From handcrafted items to products with deep cultural significance, these goods represent heritage while adapting to modern consumer demands. This trivia explores how traditional cultural products have been successfully marketed and branded in contemporary retail environments. Test your knowledge about these fascinating intersections of tradition and commerce!

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Baobab powder from various African traditions, marketed as 'Africa's superfood' with emphasis on sustainable wild-harvesting by indigenous communities
Japanese Sencha green tea, rebranded with anime characters and modern packaging to appeal to younger global consumers
Indian henna products, repositioned as temporary tattoo kits with celebrity endorsements and synthetic colorants
Traditional Mexican amate paper, mass-produced with synthetic materials but featuring authentic-looking designs