ERC1155

In the past, the Korean "정자" (jeongja) referred to a traditional pavilion or gazebo that was often located in a scenic spot such as a garden or by a river. It was a place where people could relax and enjoy the view. Over time, jeongja also became a gathering spot for locals to socialize and rest, and it served as a community shelter during times of inclement weather.

Name

tile-roofed house

Owner

0x8Af952F8941acE37EE100173A35D6b354A5551e8

ID#62859690…170319

Rarity

N/A