Which artwork is commonly found in the Pacific Northwest?

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Explanation: The Pacific Northwest region produces some excellent Native Indian art in the form of wood carvings including plaques, bowls and furniture. This is not surprising since the Pacific Northwest is abundant with forests which have provided the wood as raw material for the region’s Native Indian art. The wood is sometimes painted in striking colors or just stained with natural looking browns. Either way, such pieces fit in perfectly in rooms with earthy color tones.

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