from 14.04.2024 till 11.10.2024

You are interested to learn Shibari or photoshoot Shibari or both?

For Photograph and Models who want to learn Shibari, Kinbaku or even Semenawa.

We organise individual/group Shibari session based on what you are looking for.

Based on learned Shibari in Tokio during 1 year and 20 years of practice we offer a safe way to learned and approach Shibari topics and enjoy this discipline

Our approach is modular based on what exactly you are looking for, from just Shibari Photo shooting into more intensive Shibari, Kinbaku or Semenawa.

We offer following modular concept to enjoy Shibari:


Module 1
We teach you the most important basics.
No previous knowledge is necessary!
- Clarify goals / motivation
- Rope knowledge / materials
- rescue tools
- Safety & health risks
- Single Column Tie and Double Column Tie
- Basic Frictions(Rope brake, Munter Hitch, Half Hitch)
- Enso: Tying with simple wraps
The point is to get a feeling for the rope, the desired intensity and the togetherness. To dare, to get to know safety aspects, to have fun.


Module 2
Building on your basics, we show you how to safely secure your bondage partner in different positions.
- Repetition and check-up of the technique of single and double column tie.
- Body-Movement & Handling
- Bondage in a sitting position: Crabtie
- Bondage in prone position: Hogtie (Bunny Bondage Variation 1)
- Bondage in lateral position: Knee-to-shoulder (simple Chest Harness)
- Bondage in quadruped position
We would like to show you how varied and intense your game can be with just a few technics.


Module 3
Now we go deeper into the standard technical:
- Repetition & consolidation: being able to safely (and blindly) tie Single Column Ties in different positions in space
- Arm flute (arms tied together in front of the body)
- Futumomo according to Yukimura
- Bunny Bondage Variation 2
- Enso with focus on flow, intensity, dynamics
You will find these technical building blocks in modified forms again and again on your learning path of bondage.


Module 4
We go deeper into the:
- Hojo-Gote (upper body restraint with the arms behind the back).
- Anatomical and ergonomic explanation of how to move the arms behind the back
- Hand positions: Low Hands, High Hands, Boxtie
- Standard upper body restraint with a rope
- and combine these restraints to positions like Agura (cross-legged) or Hogtie (prone position, legs towards the head).


Module 5
In the level we are getting to the point of stretching your first ropes from your body to a suspension point.
We show you
- the standard upper body restraint with 2 ropes, trunkless
- and how to attach and operate a tsuri rope (suspension rope)
- For this we will move the restrained person on the rope from sitting to lying and back again
- We will perform various positions on the floor with individual tethered elements fixed to the suspension point, the main purpose is to encourage your creative play and trial and error rather than prescribing rigid forms.
The focus will be on the safe attachment of suspension lines to different suspension points (bamboo, ring, carabiner).


Module 6
We deal with
- Partial Suspensions, which are restraints where a large part of the body is suspended in the air, but parts of the body still remain on the ground.
- These Partial Suspensions are: ground S-Shape (legs tied together & twisting between upper and lower body)
as well as a Kata Ashi (standing on one leg, the other leg towards the shoulder).
There are of course many other possibilities of suspension, but with these two basic suspensions you cover most of the knowledge you need to be able to move and fix bound bodies safely and efficiently in the air.


Module 7
Now the time has come to venture into full suspensions: Building on our partial suspensions from Module 6, we now tie up complete suspensions.
It is imperative that you have practiced your suspension line handling up to this point, as well as mastering your basic techniques for the safety of your partner.
We will go intensively into tsuri rope handling, as well as body movement and reading your partner's reactions and safety strategies in case a quick end becomes necessary or problems arise.


Module 8
Based on the partial and full suspensions developed in modules 6 and 7, we will repeat a full suspension of your choice and look at progression options.
This means that we will make simple changes to the suspension, e.g. position legs differently or hang upper, lower body higher/lower.

All these modules describe a full safe and secure way to approach Shibari discipline which can be individually offered or combined based on your wish and requests.

Sessions are organised with models ExHostess and Lilith (not in Model Kartei).

Contact us if you want to learned in a Safe way for you, your partner or just how to do it for photo shooting and we will build for you the most optimal session to learn.