COLLABORATION PRODUCTS

The BukuBuku series is known for its fizzy glazing. This unique glazing has been made with countless experiments, yet its unstable material gives each piece an individual touch.

"A Cup that Fits Your Hand". The curved part is bent just right to fit your hand. The moment you pick up the cup, it feels somewhat comforting. The color is custom-made to suit our guestroom interior.

The pocket squares our team members wear along with our uniform is made with scraps of kimono. Designed with a traditional Japanese motif of Shosoin in Nara, "Oshidori Karakusamon Nishiki", "Budo Karakusamon Kin", and "Ryoukamon Nishiki" are the designs created back in 8th century.

Our aroma is inspired by the tranquility of Kyoto and the softness of a cafe. With coffee and cacao as a base note, scent reminiscent to Kyotoites like sandalwood, Kitayama cedars, and spicebush are blended. The aroma symbolizes old and new, traditions and modernity, interaction and harmony.

The design is custom-made for the hotel from the selection of the base to the pattern of the design. Although hiki-haku is typically created for Nishijin textiles used in kimonos, at NOHGA HOTEL KIYOMIZU KYOTO, our guest rooms are embellished with mesmerizing threads.

Touan created this modern pendant light made of Kiyomizu-ware with the flower-like crystalline pattern for our guest rooms.

With the design concept of "fusion", Asahiyaki created reading lamps bespoke to NOHGA Suite. Made with clay from Uji and fired with pine wood, the dark and light glazing gives a beautiful contrast.

Stand light in guest rooms are crafted by TOKINOHA. A modern design with simplicity and warmth.

The "Suikinkutsu" was custom-made for our meditation room. Its rough texture is unlike a ceramic product, giving a unique figure and impression of lava rocks and meteorites.

Patterns inspired by nature is Ryu Mieno's signature, and NOHGA HOTEL KIYOMIZU KYOTO's Do Not Disturb Card is designed with randomness and flow of nature. Our Eco-friendly Card symbolizes "water" and Do Not Disturb Card symbolizes "earth".

Designs were created by important artistic figures from early twentieth-century, Sekka Kamisaka and Korin Furuya. Two designs were chosen from a woodblock print collection, "Kokkei Zuan" by Sekka and one design from "Datemoyo Hanazukushi" by Korin. Woodblock prints are typically known for kimono patterns, but these playful and vivid pieces somewhat give modern impression.

Made with black clay and gray glazing, the design is chic yet warm.

The lid of guestroom tissue box is made with Kiyomizu-ware, made with black clay and gray glazing, giving the chic yet warm impression. The tissue box cover is made with Masu, a wooden sake cup, familiar to Kyotoites.

Made with black clay and gray glazing, the design is chic yet warm.

SyuRo, a neighbor of our sister properties, has designed products in collaboration with craftspeople of Kyoto. Lacquer coating by Makino Urushi Kogei is sleek yet somewhat nostalgic.

As a part of our corporate sustainability, we use leather cutting waste produced in the manufacturing process to upcycle as much waste as possible. Given a new life, the leather piece is printed with our team member's nickname and is a special name tag made for each one of us.

Kamon, a family crest, has been a tradition since 12th century, and Kyogen has devoted to create a new style of kamon. This bespoke bag design is inspired from kamon's simple design composition of circles and lines.

Complementing the style of the guest rooms' interior design, SyuRo has created hangers and clothing brushes with soft, warm touch in collaboration with craftspeople from Japan.

Bespoke background music selected by Kenichiro Nishihara. Collaborating with artists like Daisuke Goto from Jabberloop and Jizue, Kenichiro has created a selection unique to Kyoto.

With the Japanese idea of "iki", or chic, in mind, junhashimoto fused design and function to create a silhouetted piece of comfort and sleekness. They have designed Kyoto's uniform with a theme of "blending and harmonizing with the city"; purple for elegance and green for nature.

Soft and comfortable, our room wear gives you a sophisticated silhouette. The color is based on the image of "gosu", which has long been used in Kiyomizu ware, to match the interior design.

OSAJI has been evolving as times change and actively uses eco-friendly packaging, pursuing essential sustainability. The scent is designed with a modesty that reflects the essence of Japanese culture. Their product soothes the skin, helping you unwind after a long day.