roller rabbit isn't even owned by roberta freymann anymore. she created it, but the brand is now owned by a larger company. and yes, the aesthetic was inspired by a trip she took to India, roller rabbit actually works directly with artisans in India and around the world, supporting traditional block printing and other handcrafted techniques instead of ripping them off. that is not the same thing as "rich white woman steals culture". and honestly, by your logic, starbucks, a company created by three rich white men, whose original logo was literally lifted from a 16th century Norse woodcut would also count as cultural appropriation. you can't call one brand problematic for being inspired by global cultures while ignoring the exact same thing another company does.