Which traditional Japanese textile brand revolutionized its market position by collaborating with a famous architect to create 'heritage spaces' in retail locations worldwide?

Cultural textiles are not just fabrics but carriers of heritage and identity. In today's global marketplace, traditional textile producers face unique branding challenges as they balance authenticity with commercial viability. This poll tests your knowledge about how one famous traditional textile brand successfully maintained its cultural integrity while expanding its market reach through clever brand strategy and positioning.

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Hosoo (founded 1688) - collaborated with Kengo Kuma to create bamboo and washi paper retail environments showcasing traditional Nishijin weaving
Echizen Washi - partnered with Tadao Ando to design concrete and water-themed galleries highlighting traditional Japanese papermaking
Imabari Towel - worked with Shigeru Ban to develop retail spaces using recycled cardboard tubes to display their luxury bath textiles
Arimatsu Shibori - collaborated with Toyo Ito to create fluid, organic retail environments mimicking the patterns of their tie-dye textiles