The Romanian ie is a peasant blouse whose cross-stitch grammar has encoded regional identity since the 17th century. Oltenia's black geometric altițe, Bukovina's red diagonal râuri, and Maramureș's white-on-white panels each speak a distinct dialect of the same textile language — one that Queen Marie wore at court and Matisse committed to canvas.
This design system translates the ie's rigid band structure into interface architecture: snow-white linen grounds, orthogonal grid alignment, cochineal-red accents, and motif borders that echo the yoke-altiță-râuri-hem hierarchy of the original garment.
罗马尼亚传统刺绣衬衫"ie"是一部用十字绣编写的地方志——奥尔特尼亚的黑色几何肩带、布科维纳的红色斜纹袖饰、马拉穆列什的白底白绣，每个地区都有自己的视觉方言。玛丽王后曾在宫廷穿着它，马蒂斯将它画入《罗马尼亚衬衫》，2022年联合国教科文组织将其列入非物质文化遗产。
本设计体系将ie的严格带状结构转化为界面语言：亚麻白底色、正交网格对齐、胭脂虫红点缀，以及呼应衣身"轭带—肩饰—袖纹—下摆"层级的边框装饰系统。