Shibari, in its most basic definition, is the Japanese practice of tying ropes. However, this definition alone is insufficient. Because shibari is not only…
In Shibari suspension systems, the use of carabiners offers several advantages in terms of safety, practicality, and management of physical loads. Here are some of the benefits of carabiners…
Shibari is an activity based on trust and mutual consent. It involves both the person doing the dodging (top) and the person being dogged (bottom) recognizing boundaries and…
Shibari and Kinbaku are not limited to purely erotic or sexual practices. On the contrary, this art of bondage is much more…
Want to explore the Japanese rope bondage art of Shibari, but want to make sure you're doing it safely?
In BDSM, restraint, inability to control one's behavior, and acceptance of bondage, while primarily seen as a matter of choice, also involve risks and…
‘'Muga' (無我) is a concept that originated in Buddhist tradition. It refers to 'selflessness', nothingness, or being devoid of desire. Therefore,…
Below is an interview with Akechi Denki (明智 伝 鬼 / October 11, 1940 – July 17, 2005)...
We explained what Shibari and Kinbaku are in our article titled "History of Shibari". The expression of these terms varies depending on the context in which they are used...
Classic "single-limb bondage" techniques involve wrapping the rope around the affected limb to form a knot called a "cuff"...
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