Tsuri Neko
Leuven, Belgium
A cozy Leuven den for rope, connection and consensual mischief. Intimate, sex-positive shibari jams (~fortnightly) and private lessons. Sober, all levels welcome. Events are listed on FetLife.
- Workshops
- Private lessons
- Jams
Leuven, Belgium
Tsuri Neko
A cozy Leuven den for rope, connection and consensual mischief. Intimate, sex-positive shibari jams (~fortnightly) and private lessons. Sober, all levels welcome. Events are listed on FetLife.
English
- Workshops
- Private lessons
- Jams
More about Tsuri Neko
Tsuri Neko is a cozy studio in Leuven, Belgium, a den for rope, connection and consensual mischief. We run intimate, sex-positive shibari jams roughly every two weeks, which include beginner lessons, and private lessons for couples and small groups. Expect a few spaces throughout the venue with different energies: suspension frames upstairs, a relaxed floor-work and self-tying area downstairs, a quiet room, and a kitchen area for tea and chatter. We care about the fundamentals, consent, communication, anatomy and safety, and we love nerding out about technique as much as playing. Numbers stay small and the guest mix is curated, so newcomers message us first. Jams are sober, hosting is in English, and all levels, bodies, orientations and genders are welcome. Queer-owned, disability-owned, and run not-for-profit. Rope. Respect. Revelry. 🖤
The team
DoodleMe
(he/they)Teacher
I'm DoodleMe, co-host and one of the teachers at Tsuri Neko in Leuven. Rope, for me, is equal parts craft and connection. I teach slow and hands-on, adapted to whoever's in the room, with consent, communication and safety first. My focus is groundwork and strong foundations. I've taught across Belgium, Germany, Denmark and the UK, from private sessions to larger workshops, and I teach non-sexual rope too with the RopeLabs collective. New to rope, or refining your groundwork? Come say hi.
Accessibility
Physical space
- Accessible parking nearby
- Lowered suspension points
- Step-free entrance
Sensory experience
- Breaks encouraged
- Clear reporting or support pathways shared
- Low-scent environment
- Neurodiversity-affirming
- Trauma-informed
- Quiet or low-stimulus area available
Financial accessibility
- Sliding scale or reduced-cost options
- Loaner ropes available
Community safety
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