Which ancient cultural packaging tradition has recently been revived by major retailers as a sustainable alternative to plastic bags?

Traditional cultural symbols and designs have long influenced product packaging across the world. From Japanese furoshiki wrapping cloth to Mexican papel picado patterns, these elements not only preserve heritage but also create distinctive brand identities. How well do you know the sustainable packaging innovations inspired by cultural traditions?

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Japanese Furoshiki cloth wrapping technique (dating to the 8th century)
Indian banana leaf packaging (traditional in South India)
Moroccan woven palm leaf containers (Berber tradition)
Korean Hanji paper wrapping (developed during the Goryeo Dynasty)