Match each region with the most common type of native american art produced in that region. the pacific northwest the great plains the southwest pottery clothing totem poles

Native American Art

1. Pacific Northwest region

Materials used : Wood, stone, copper, paper, canvas, glass                                and precious metals.

Patterns: bears, ravens, eagles, humans, thunderbirds and sisiutls.

Products : Totem poles, bentwood boxes, canoes, masks, household items, paintings and sculpture.

2. Great Plains Region

Materials used:Cloth, feathers, parts of animals like hair and teeth, berry juices for dying

Patterns : animals and celestial symbols

Products : Tipis, dress to match personal preference, quills, paintings

3.Southwest region

Materials used: Clay, paints, beads, precious metals, yarn

Patterns: Geometrical patterns, painting depicting nature

Products: Pots, baskets, handwoven blankets and rugs, hand-craved figures, jewelry, toys, paintings

Hence, from the above information, we see that

Totem Poles is the most common type of Native American Art produced  in The Pacific Northwest region.

Clothing is the most common type of Native American Art produced in the Great Plains region.

Pottery is the most common type of Native American Art produced  in The  Southwest region.