Which brand mascot was specifically designed to honor an indigenous cultural tradition and required formal permission from tribal elders before commercial use?

Brand mascots often draw from cultural traditions to create memorable connections with consumers. These character ambassadors bridge ancient symbolism with modern marketing, especially when brands want to highlight cultural heritage. How well do you know the stories behind mascots that specifically represent cultural traditions? This trivia challenges you to identify a unique case where a brand successfully adopted a traditional cultural symbol as its mascot, respecting its origins while creating strong brand recognition.

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Air New Zealand's 'Koru' mascot, based on the Māori silver fern symbol
Alaska Airlines' 'Eskimo' face logo, representing Inuit heritage
Fiji Water's tiki-inspired character representing Polynesian traditions
Southwest Airlines' Kokopelli figure adapted from Native American mythology