Fumiko Satō describing a poem about kamiko

Fumiko Satō describing a poem about kamiko, which has been frottaged from a local memorial stone in Shiroishi. The 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 Fumiko Satō describes a poem about kamiko, and makes the connection between the practice of collecting frottaged artowrks from important stone monuments as the starting point for the practice of creating 3D embossed paper cloth, which is a technique particular to Shiroishi and her family.