Kyoto's hot summers and cold winters create ideal conditions for a variety of bamboo that is used in high-quality craftwork, such as woven Kyo sudare blinds. The blinds are used to screen out the sun, or temporarily divide a room. Just looking at them makes one feel cooler on a hot day. Specialty stores sell a wide variety of bamboo ware, including baskets and flower vases. (Prices for blinds start at 5,000 yen.)
Nipponia thanks the following for their collaboration: Nishikawa

This type of Japanese paper has a printed pattern. It is often glued to small boxes to decorate them, or made into paper dolls. (Price for a set of 20 sheets, 15 × 15 cm: 525 yen) Samples in photo are sold at Kyukyodo.

Made by hand braiding dyed threads. For many years, the cord has been used for traditional accessories, and recently it has found its way into contemporary lifestyles as well, in the form of straps for cell phones (photo, 2,000 yen), key holders, and more.
Nipponia thanks the following for their collaboration: Gomei

Furoshiki are square pieces of cloth for wrapping everything from bottles to boxes. The ones typical of Kyoto are dyed. (Prices start at 1,000 yen.) Samples in photo are sold at Gomei.