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Rope Bondage
Nowhere
in D/s is there more evidence of it being an art form, than in the uses of rope
for bondage. Rope can be used in a utilitarian manner for the simple binding of
a bottom for play or display, or it can be used as an art form as in the case of
classic Japanese Rope Bondage (Shibari)
Follow the links below to be taken to the top sites for art and instruction Some knowledge of Japanese Rope Bondage terms can be helpful (these terms explained by Dr. D. Vice of http://www.asanawa.com, a unique window into today's Tokyo bondage scene.) nawa = rope
Where to start? That's always the first question people ask. We've all seen the wonderful bondage images, both Japanese and Western, and found that the aesthetic appeal of rope work when it is done right an erotic, sensual and intellectual thrill. This site is in the business of selling Natural Fiber Japanese Hemp Rope and contains many excellent and very detailed tutorials.
This website is
dedicated to the exploration of "erotic power exchange" fantasy role play from
the eastern school. Kinbaku means to
bind tightly. In the vernacular it refers to erotic bondage, particularly the
Japanese style we call Nawa Shibari. Shibari means to tie and nawa means rope.
Combined they mean rope bondage. Welcome to the realm of Erotic Bondage. Exotic uses of rope as fashion accessory. Many exquisite examples and tutorials.
Sensei, what is it
and who am I?
We want to show much
more than just a few nice bondage photos, which stimulate your eyes and your
senses. We also want to show you the techniques of Japanese bondage (known as
SHIBARI) and bondage in general and give you tips for a safe and consensual
bondage pleasure. The Dance of Rope Bondage is an art form. The ropes are an extension of the Rope Master’s sensual touch; exerting both pain and pleasure. Rope bondage is a physical, mental, emotional and spiritual dance. It is a ritual of the connection between my partner and myself. The rope entwines as a sweet caresses of anguish; as a hand firmly tightening around the body. |
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