Kyoto - 8 Piece Curated Set

The Kyoto curated set includes eight ceramic flower pieces in total. An aster, peony, snowdrop, columbine, sugarbush protea, begonia, poppy, and water lily make up the group — all eight sourced from the Japan collection's reactive-glaze range and grouped by their shared earth-tone palette rather than by flower category or size. Every bloom carries its own kiln signature.

A good bedroom wall art ceramic flower set should look like it was always part of the room rather than something hung yesterday. Kyoto achieves that through warm earth tones and reactive glazes that give the ceramic a slightly aged finish — the opposite of shiny-new decor. Eight blooms at bedside scale, nothing oversized. Sleep-friendly art.

Kyoto runs ivory, caramel, chartreuse, burnt yellow, and oatmeal across its eight flowers. The palette is deliberately warm and low-contrast, built to absorb lamplight rather than bounce it. No bright whites, no saturated color — just the kind of tones that make a bedroom feel settled. Exact shades vary by firing.

Position the 5.5-inch oatmeal water lily as the central anchor above the headboard. Fan the remaining seven blooms outward in a loose organic shape — the larger peony and begonia work well at mid-level, with the smaller proteas and poppy at the perimeter. Aim for two to three inches between pieces. Symmetry is optional; balance matters more.

All eight blooms in the Kyoto curated collection ship with pre-installed keyhole fittings. Drive one screw per flower, hang, and adjust. The full installation typically takes twelve to fifteen minutes for eight pieces. No specialist tools, no anchors for standard drywall. A pencil for marks and a level for sanity.

Kyoto blooms range from the 3.75-inch sugarbush protea and poppy up to the 5.5-inch oatmeal water lily, with the aster, peony, snowdrop, columbine, and begonia spread between 4.25 and 5 inches. The graduated sizing lets you build depth into the arrangement — smaller pieces at the edges, larger ones toward the center.

Every flower in the Kyoto set is stocked individually in the Chive catalog under the Japan collection. The curated set packages all eight in a single order with the palette already matched. Buying individually lets you add blooms at your own pace — some customers start with three and expand to the full eight over time.

The Kyoto ceramic flower set fits bedrooms, guest suites, dressing rooms, and any private space where the walls benefit from warmth without volume. The earth-tone palette pairs naturally with linen, wood, and stone textures. It reads equally well above a low platform bed and beside a tall wardrobe. Versatility without effort.