01 · pp. 5–12
The Stitched Language of the Ie: From the Semiotics of Traditional Motifs to Contemporary Identity Reclamation
Ludmila Moisei
DOI: 10.65631/HS.1(25).2026.1
02 · pp. 13–20
The Symbiosis Between UNESCO Heritage and Educational Design: The Blouse as a Sustainable Didactic Resource
DOI: 10.65631/HS.1(25).2026.2
03 · pp. 21–30
Traditional Textile Heritage as a Resource for Sustainable Fashion Design
Tatiana Bîzgu
DOI: 10.65631/HS.1(25).2026.3
04 · pp. 31–44
Reinterpretation of Motifs from the Ie in Contemporary Wood Sculpture in the Republic of Moldova
Cristina Tamazlîcari
DOI: 10.65631/HS.1(25).2026.4
05 · pp. 45–59
The Biographical and Practical Dimension of Folk Artisans' Activity in the Republic of Moldova as Heritage Vectors in the Conservation of the "Ia"
DOI: 10.65631/HS.1(25).2026.5
06 · pp. 60–66
The Colours and Symbolism of Bulgarian Embroidery
Tzvetelin Gueorguiev
DOI: 10.65631/HS.1(25).2026.6
07 · pp. 67–76
Ia As an Identity Element and Aesthetic Matrix in Nicolae Grigorescu's Creation
Ludmila Mokan-Vozian
DOI: 10.65631/HS.1(25).2026.7
08 · pp. 77–92
Gold Coin Necklaces Among the Roma: Between Tradition, Historical Reality, and Ethnic Identity
Dan-Victor Trufaș
DOI: 10.65631/HS.1(25).2026.8
09 · pp. 93–97
The Story of the Ia
Luminița Mareși
DOI: 10.65631/HS.1(25).2026.9
10 · pp. 98–109
The Woman as Cosmos: Dreaming and Weaving in Archaic Romanian Culture
Andrei Fășie
DOI: 10.65631/HS.1(25).2026.10
11 · pp. 110–115
The Romanian Ia – An Expression of the Cultural Identity and Historical Continuity of the Romanian People
Crina Adriana Drăgănescu, Carmen Rodica Vulpe
DOI: 10.65631/HS.1(25).2026.11