 Rwyf am y bobl sy'n ymwnaeth, ddim y tuw pethau o'r teist o welfa, yn ffroedd hefyd o'r gweithiau. Mae'n oed yn cyfreidio ddelch yn ddau i fynd. Mae'n gweithio ddelch yn ddau i fynd i'r buws a'r ddweud o'r pheilau i'r bobl. Felly, mae'n rhan oedd y lleudio gyda'n bwynt. Roeddwn yn gwirwch yr oeddwn ei lefyd o welfa o'r wathol o'r hunain o'r llwymiadau a gwelwch arlaeddaethau. So we've got no idea really exactly what was said, or what it was for, probably something fairly mundane. Shifu is a Japanese term for paper cloth. This particular one is a sweat protector. It goes in between a garment and your body, so it allows air to circulate and to cool down the body, especially during very hot temperatures. It not only protects the body against heat, but it also is a spiritual protector. Samurai would actually write prayers onto the paper to use as the source material for their clothing. To have the opportunity to do this, to be able to see materials, textiles, artefacts at first hand is tremendous. There's nothing like being in the presence of something. To be able to see how they are constructed in a very close and direct way. You don't always know what it is that's going to be the thing that sets you alight. This particular garment has made me want to work more with paper.