Which traditional cultural product was first successfully marketed internationally through a retail collaboration that specifically preserved its indigenous manufacturing techniques while adapting its packaging for global appeal?

Traditional cultural products often have fascinating histories and have evolved through modern retail innovations. This trivia tests your knowledge about how cultural traditions have been transformed into consumer products that preserve heritage while meeting contemporary market demands. From artisanal techniques that have survived centuries to marketing strategies that have brought cultural products to global audiences, see if you can identify the correct fact about this interesting intersection of tradition and commerce.

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Moroccan Argan Oil, through a 2001 fair trade partnership between Berber women's cooperatives and L'Oréal
Indian Pashmina Shawls, through a 1997 luxury collaboration between Kashmir artisans and Hermès
Japanese Washi Paper, through a 2005 retail agreement between traditional craftsmen and Muji
Mexican Talavera Pottery, through a 2003 exclusive distribution partnership with Williams-Sonoma