An important part of the workshop is understanding where Shibari originally comes from and how Japanese bondage has developed over the years.
Anyone who wants to tie with ropes should understand which materials are suitable and how to use them safely.
Anatomy is one of the most important foundations in Shibari. The workshop explains which parts of the body require special attention and which risks can arise during bondage.
Safety is a central part of this workshop. The goal is to recognize risks early and to handle ropes, people and situations responsibly.
Shibari and Bondage affect not only the body but also emotions. That is why the workshop also covers how emotions, stress, trust and communication can influence people during rope bondage.
In addition to theory, the workshop also includes practical exercises so participants can directly apply what they have learned.
This workshop is intended for beginners who want to learn Japanese Shibari, Bondage and safe rope tying from the ground up.
No previous experience is required.
Since this workshop intentionally has a strong theoretical focus, it is especially suitable for people who want to learn Shibari with understanding, background knowledge and a strong focus on safety.
