Which pioneering retail chain was first to implement dedicated 'Cultural Heritage Zones' with rotating displays representing different world traditions throughout the year?

Visual merchandising often incorporates cultural elements to connect with specific demographics and tell authentic brand stories. Major retailers invest significantly in culturally-relevant displays, especially during heritage months and traditional celebrations. These displays not only honor diverse traditions but can significantly impact purchase decisions among consumers seeking culturally authentic products. How well do you know the intersection of cultural tradition and retail display strategies?

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Anthropologie, introducing their 'Global Traditions Gallery' concept in 2008 featuring artisan-made products displayed according to cultural origin
Macy's, with their 'Windows of the World' program launched in 2003 that transformed store sections to showcase different cultural celebrations monthly
Target, through their 'Heritage Marketplace' initiative started in 2011 with specialized cultural merchandise pods in 200 flagship stores
Bloomingdale's, pioneering 'Cultural Crossroads' displays in 2006 featuring traditional artifacts alongside contemporary merchandise from various regions