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Members only13 minIn this shibari tutorial, Gorgone shows how to connect two ropes together and gives some useful tips if the bondage end knots are uneven
Members only7 minIn this rope bondage class, Anna Bones delves deeper into the context and characteristics that inform what we call ‘shibari’.
Members only54 minIn this shibari series, Anna Bones teaches the single-column tie (SCT), the Yuki Fix and the double-column tie (DCT).
Members only15 minIn this class, Gorgone shows a simple solution to a problem we've all encountered when learning rope bondage: what if I don't have a model?
Members only36 minIn this class, Gorgone teaches forward tension, reverse tension and different options to close the rope at the end of a tie.
Members only20 minIn this class, Fred Hatt teaches various functional and decorative ways to use up the leftover rope after completing a tie.
Members only17 minIn this section, Gorgone demonstrates and explains a few techniques and tricks that can be used to tie wraps or frictions faster
Members only1 hourIn this beginner course, Gorgone explains and demonstrates the fundamental frictions and building blocks used for shibari knots.
Members only23 minIn this section Gorgone teaches the basic knots as well as simple wrappings and closing options with the leftover rope.
Members only23 minThis rope bondage series By Anna Bones provides the foundations for your bondage practice.
Members only23 minIn this class, Gorgone discusses the importance of posture, movement, body language and spatiality in a rope session.
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Shibari for beginners: choosing rope, learning your first ties, and building a solid foundation in rope bondage step by step.
Start with the Basics and build a strong foundation for your Shibari practice. Getting Started brings together approachable lessons on safety, consent, rope handling, equipment, history, and culture, alongside performances that show how these skills can come together in practice. It’s a place to get oriented, answer early questions, and start learning at your own pace.
Whether you’re completely new to Shibari or returning to refresh your knowledge, these lessons are designed to help you feel more comfortable with the language, tools, and ideas you’ll encounter throughout Shibari Study. Explore the Basics, follow your curiosity, and move into the Curriculum whenever you’re ready.