Shibari Tutorial Series

This is a great starting point for many ties. The ropes around the body don't tighten, even with a lot of tension from the rope. 

Stabilising ropes that cross in a perpendicular angle to create a more solid structure. It is a great way to start improvising with the ropes. 

If you run out of rope, this tutorial shows how to connect your old rope to your new rope. There are two variations of which one is suitable for suspension. 

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A way to surprise your lover with handcuffs that you can prepare to put on them within seconds.​

If you safely want to suspend parts of the body, this is the tutorial you need to distribute the pressure and minimise the rope friction.

This is suitable to tie two limbs together with more stability than the single column tie.​

This is an alternative to the single column tie. It is a knot that is not self-tightening and is safer than the single column tie, because it's not collapsable. However, it can't be released under tension.

This simple hip harness is a beginner-friendly way to do your first partial or full shibari suspensions.

This is a simple and fast way to completely restrict someone's leg movements. It can also beautifully used for partial or full suspension.

This is a decorative tie that looks aesthetically stunning and can also be worn as a harness for parties, as the arms have full freedom.

This hip harness is comfortable for suspension, since the weight is distributed in three double ropes. It aesthetically looks very pleasing.

This futumomo binds the leg in a position that it is stable and can be used for suspension. Futumomos are generally challenging ties, as there's a lot of pressure on the shin bones.

This simple futumomo is a quick way to immobilise your partner's leg motion. This version is not suitable for suspension, but great for floor play.

This tie binds the thighs close to the abdomen, creating a cozy hip basket. It is using the principles of a double column tie. It is great for partial suspension.

This agora is decorative as well as functional. The weight is evenly distributed in the legs, so your model can be in the position for a longer period.

This ladder tie has more stability than a simple ladder tie, because it synches the ropes in the back side, creating a more stable structure..

This is a decorative aesthetic tie that binds both legs in a mermaid tail.

This is a great tie if you want a handle to move your partner around from their center of gravity. It can be used as an attachment point for suspension.