Qomp - Toba Handicraft Museum

Located at the intersection of national Route No.11 and España Street
Tel. 03718-421049
Open Mondays through Fridays from 6:30 to 12:30 a.m.
and from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m.

This museum has only one hall devoted to aboriginal handicraft. Exhibits include the different materials employed in the manufacture of the pieces, musical instruments made by the Indians, wickerwork, woodcarvings and woven murals. The building occupied by this museum is a replica of the House of Tucumán and, in addition to the exhibits, one can also observe the Toba Indians themselves working on their handicraft. There is also a portrait of doña Clorinda Pietranera de Bossi, the wife of the first concessionaire of these lands, after whom the city was named.

Clorinda
The frontier town of Clorinda is located on the banks of the Pilcomayo River only 13km away from its outlet into the Paraguay River. The Ignacio de Loyola Bridge joins Clorinda with the neighboring country. It is 118km distant from the city of Formosa down national route No.11.