A frottaged rubbing of a haiku by 17th century Japanese poet Matsuo Bashō about kamiko

A frottaged rubbing (takuhonshi/takushi) of a poem is a haiku by 17th century Japanese poet Matsuo Bashō (1644 - 1694), and reads as follows: A shimmer of warm air Rises up from the shoulder Of my paper kimono かげろふの我が肩に立つ紙子かな kagerō no waga kata ni tatsu kamiko kana Bashō wore kamiko during his travels. The rubbing was made by Wataru Satō, on paper made by Tadao Endo.