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This 3D asset set features props inspired by the Joseon Dynasty, a historical period in Korea.

The collection includes furniture and everyday items commonly found in traditional middle-class households such as wooden storage cabinets, desks, soban (traditional low tables), kitchenware, bedding, and oil lamps.

All assets were created for an animation project and are optimized for real-time use. This set was developed as part of a sophomore-level university semester project.

Please note that subdivision (smooth level) is not applied in this version for optimization purposes. It is recommended to apply smoothing when using the asset in your final project.

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Traditional Korean Room Props Joseon Dynasty Free low-poly 3D model

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