Which traditional craft technique has been increasingly integrated into sustainable luxury product design, with major brands establishing artisan workshops to preserve this endangered cultural heritage?

Product design often draws inspiration from cultural traditions around the world. Companies that successfully incorporate cultural elements into their products must navigate the fine line between appreciation and appropriation. This poll explores how traditional craftsmanship techniques have been adapted for modern product development while respecting their cultural origins.

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Japanese Urushi lacquerware technique (requiring 20+ layers of application)
Mexican Zapotec weaving (using natural dyes and traditional looms)
Moroccan zellige tilework (hand-chiseled geometric patterns)
Indonesian batik textile printing (wax-resist dyeing process)