Which traditional textile pattern was deliberately adopted by a major fashion house to raise awareness about cultural appropriation, with proceeds supporting the indigenous artisans who originated it?

Traditional products often carry symbolic designs that represent cultural heritage and ancestral wisdom. Behind every pattern, color, and motif lies a rich story that brands leverage to connect with consumers seeking authenticity. This poll tests your knowledge about how traditional crafts have been transformed into modern branding elements while preserving cultural significance. Can you identify the correct meaning behind these traditional product design elements?

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The Otomi embroidery from Mexico, adopted by Christian Dior in 2019 with a revenue-sharing model for Otomi communities
Scottish tartan patterns, licensed by Burberry from Highland clans with historical authentication certificates
Maasai tribal designs, incorporated by Louis Vuitton after establishing a trademark agreement with Maasai elders
Japanese Sashiko stitching, featured in a Gucci collection that funded traditional textile schools in Kyoto