Sarangchae
Sarangchae refers to a traditional Korean men's living quarters within a hanok, a traditional Korean house. Historically, sarangchae served as a separate space for the male head of the household and his male guests, distinct from the women's quarters known as anchae. This separation reflected the patriarchal social structure prevalent in Joseon Dynasty Korea.
The sarangchae was typically located in the outer court of the hanok, often facing south or east
Beyond being a private space, the sarangchae also functioned as a reception area for male visitors. It