# Metadata Definitions

* `tokenid`:  The unique ID of the token
* `name`:  Title of the art piece + edition number.  e.g. Patriot #1/35
* `description`:  Art piece description
* `image`:  IPFS location of the image associated with the art piece
* `ref`:  Optional further reference associated with the art piece.  e.g. Some early Bitcoin thematic artworks are inscribed as Ordinals.  If the NFT is derived from a vaulted NFT, the address will be referenced here.&#x20;
* `artist`:  Name of the artist.  2025- artists are pseudo anonymous.
* `category`:  Broad category of NFT (Art)
* `external_url`:  External link to the art piece on cryptoart.com
* `group_id`:  An ID that allows for grouping of related art pieces. Often used to group similar artists.
* `img_group_id`:  An ID that allows for additional grouping inside a `group_id` .  Often used to group similar images.
* `attributes[]`:  Trait types (allows for filtering on marketplaces)
  * `Redeemable`:  Declares if the NFT can be redeemed for a physical art piece.  `Redeemable = TRUE`  is redeemable.   `Redeemable = FALSE`  has already been redeemed/paired (paired NFT).
  * `Redemption Size`:  The size of the physical art piece that can be redeemed.  "Any" mean it can be redeemed for any size.
  * `Year`:  Year the art piece was created
  * `Original Medium`:  The original medium used to create the art piece.  e.g. "Digital Art", "Physical Oil"
  * `Acquisition Method`:  How the art was incorporated into the collection (Commission / Vaulted)
  * `Creator Type`:  Human
  * `Edition Number`:  Number of the art piece in a limited edition series. e.g. `1` / 35.
  * `Edition Supply`:  Supply count of the edition. e.g. 1 / `35`:


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