Centro de Artesanías del Chaco is a project of the Filadelfia municipal government, co-financed by the European Union, that exhibits and sells work by artisans from the Ayoreo, Nivaclé, Enxet, Angaité, Manjui, Ñandéva Guaraní and western Guaraní peoples.

Products on offer include wool textiles, caraguatá and nylon hammocks, karanda'y palm baskets, carved palo santo figures, and jewelry made from seeds and caraguatá fiber. The center operates inside the Centro Cultural del Chaco, in Filadelfia, a town that concentrates much of Central Chaco's institutional life.