Which traditional cultural packaging technique has recently been adopted by major retailers as an eco-friendly alternative to plastic bags?

Throughout history, many cultures have developed distinctive packaging designs that reflect their heritage, values, and artistic traditions. From Japanese furoshiki cloth wrapping to Mexican papel picado decorative elements, packaging has long been more than just functional—it's a canvas for cultural expression. This trivia question explores how one particular culture's traditional packaging design has influenced modern sustainable retail practices worldwide.

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Japanese furoshiki (reusable cloth wrapping)
Indian patravali (banana leaf packaging)
Middle Eastern warak enab (grape leaf wrapping)
Scottish tartan paper (patterned gift wrapping)