Collezione etnografica «Mario Ruttar»
House museum at Clodig with thousands of objects from rural life in the Natisone Valleys in the early 20th century, open by appointment.
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About the museum
The ethnographic collection stems from the work of Mario Ruttar, who devoted his life to collecting objects and testimonies of local life in the last century. It is housed in a house museum at Clodig, a hamlet of Grimacco, in the Natisone Valleys.
The route begins with an old wood-burning kitchen, still in working order, and presents everyday and working tools: agricultural implements, tools for keeping animals, for processing milk and for carpentry, together with photographs, sacred images, keys, suitcases and objects linked to mining and emigration. A bedroom from the early 20th century has been reconstructed with its furnishings, and wooden carnival masks, still in use today, are on display.
Highlights
- Old wood-burning kitchen, still in working order
- Reconstructed early 20th-century bedroom
- Wooden carnival masks
- Agricultural, dairy and carpentry tools
- Objects linked to mining and emigration
Permanent exhibition
- Collezione etnografica Mario Ruttar – Tools and testimonies of rural life in the Natisone Valleys in the early 20th century, with a wood-burning kitchen, a reconstructed bedroom and carnival masks.
- Visitors per year
- approx. 1,000
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Free admission.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits by appointment only (+39 0432 725 003). |
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