Five Traditional Houses of Central Java, Full of Culture
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This traditional house is generally made of solid brick material and uniquely, this Limasan traditional house is not painted or wrapped with other layers. But it still looks beautiful even though it's simple.
3. Tajug Traditional House
Masjid Agung Demak.
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This traditional house has a unique concept because the design and function of this Central Javanese traditional house are used as a place of worship. The reason, this one traditional house should not be built carelessly. One example of a Tajug traditional house that is quite popular in Indonesia is the Great Mosque of Demak.
There are also various types of this traditional house, ranging from Lambang Sari, Mangkurat, Semar Tinandhu, and Semar Sinongsong. The roof has a shape that is almost the same as the roof of a traditional Joglo house. The tip of the roof of the Tajug traditional house is triangular which represents the eternity and oneness of God.
4. Panggang Pe Traditional House
Rumah Adat Panggang Pe
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Panggang Pe Traditional House or also known as Cakrik House is one of the traditional houses of Central Java. The meaning of the name Panggang Pe consists of two words, namely roasted and means to be dried in the sun.
The origin of the name is because in ancient times the Panggang Pe House functioned to dry agricultural commodities, such as tea leaves, cassava, and so on.
This Central Javanese traditional house is also seen as one of the simplest Javanese traditional houses in terms of architecture because it is dominated by pillars.
The house also usually has a square or square shape and has four to six pillars supporting the main pillar or what is called a Saka.
5. Kampung Traditional House
Rumah Adat Kampung di Jawa Tengah
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The Kampung traditional house usually occupied by ordinary people or the lower middle class. A special feature of the village house is the number of pillars that are multiples of four.
