Which pricing strategy helped Kyoto's traditional textile artisans increase both market share and profit margins between 2012-2018?

Traditional craftsmanship has faced modern pricing challenges worldwide. In Kyoto, Japan, artisans of traditional crafts like ceramics, textiles, and lacquerware have implemented innovative pricing strategies to preserve their cultural heritage while remaining economically viable. This poll explores a fascinating pricing approach that helped revitalize one segment of Kyoto's cultural craft industry during the 2010s. Test your knowledge about how traditional artisans adapt pricing strategies to modern markets!

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Value-based tiered pricing with authentication certificates for different craftsmanship levels
Dynamic pricing based on seasonal tourism fluctuations
Loss leader strategy with basic items priced below cost to attract customers to premium pieces
Subscription-based 'artisan patronage' model with quarterly deliveries of new works