After being in emergency mode for the past few months, our bodies are in need of interactions that are soothing. We crave soft touch and feeling at home in our skin. At the same time, we are hungry for stimulation and miss the high we get from ecstatic dancing and quickened breath. We feel these different states complement each other and have the potential to be invigorating and healing.

Resonance is a percussive touch and sound journey facilitated by Anna Natt and Juergen Grözinger. Together we will create a resonant space in which you will be moved by the sound and pulse created by drums and gongs and feel the reverberations of instruments that touch your skin – floggers, feathers, canes, silk…

You are equally welcome to come and be immersed in the space without any physical interaction and just enjoy the resonance of the instruments (gong & drum bath).

What to bring

Wear comfortable clothing that allow you to sit or lie on the floor for the duration of the event.
Bring a towel.
Bring a blindfold and objects you would like to feel on the skin – toys, textiles, be creative!
Please be on time. We will begin with a preliminary round to discuss desires and boundaries and close together.

What to know

This interaction will fall within the present guidelines of Covid 19. Pre-registration, only. Restricted number of 7 participants. Everyone must be fit and healthy when entering the space. Everyone will have their own space in 1,5 distance from the other participants. Facilitators will wear masks. The items used for the touch interaction will be your personal items or only be used on you. No food or snacks will be provide, everyone must provide their own. Toilets are available, the shower is not.

Welcome to this dedicated workshop for those folx who are in a connected dynamic (i.e. couples).

You are invited to explore yourselves and your relationship together with rope and shibari. We will go deep into what rope can do for your individual intimate connections and how you find flow in playing with rope and engaging in the practice of shibari.

What will be covered in this workshop:

– Meditation

– Introduction

– Fundamentals

– Consent & Negotiation

– How to connect in rope

– Flow and intimacy

– Feedback & Close

What to bring:

– 3-6 ropes jute, hemp or cotton – 7-8 meter length (you can buy rope with us if you need some)

– Safety equipment

– A blanket or towel to sit on

– A Blindfold

– Lunch

Participants need to demonstrate competency in the following:- basic terminology, the ability to tie a single and double column tie, square knot/reef knot, as well as knowing the flute tie.  Tickets are bought on a couple basis only.

This workshop will fall within the present guidelines of Covid 19. Pre-registration only. Restricted number of 7 participants. Everyone must be fit and healthy when entering the space.  No food or snacks will be provide, everyone must provide their own. Toilets are available, the shower is not.

Karada House is a queer safe(r) space and participants are agreeing to adhere to the Karada House rules and guidelines, by purchasing a ticket for this event. Those found to be falsifying information to gain entry, will be denied permission to return when found to be in violation of these rules

René de Sans, resident submissive or Karada House and Mamana will host this online class of tips, tricks and nuggets on embracing submission.

For this discussion you need no former experience.

The class can include:

– What’s the difference between being submission, bottoming and being passive?
– Is submission linked to masochism?
– submission in kink vs. in every day life
– Why is submission seen as “weak” in society?
– I think I’m a switch, does that mean I’m not a sub/bottom/passive?
– Different journeys of embracing submissiveness
– what is submission without dominance?
– What is a sub drop and how to process it?
– How to communicate within the play?
– How to process pain and emotions while playing?
– Does playing as a submissive influence the power dynamics in relationships?

What to know:

This class is a discussion and exchange of knowledge and not a hands-on workshop.

This is an online class. After the purchase of your ticket, you will get an e-mail with the login information for Jitsi Meet. If you don’t, please check your spam and then send a message to info@karada-house.de. If you cannot afford this class even with the soli ticket option, you can also message us.

Dealing with change and loss – we all do it. All of the time.
In pandemic times we are confronted with a huge amount of change and loss on both personal levels and globally.

Mourning as a cultural skill or a community practice is often neglected or denied. Mourning is absolutely essential for our well being and our ability to adapt and transform when change and loss happen.
Mourning is super personal, and yet it is something that can connect us when we dare to show a glimpse or a huge wave of it. Mourning needs witness. Mourning also needs movement so it can contract and expand and does not get stuck in our bodies.

For some of us, just attending online events is so new and sometimes uncomfortable that it can bring out feelings of grief and and sorrow.

Let us be aware of that when we meet online and make time for feelings of grief, of sadness, of loss and maybe of feeling abandoned.
Let us be aware that holding each other and the feeling of being held and truly seen is difficult online.
This is why we will start with exercises that centre and ground and resource us.
These exercises are very simple breathing and body awareness techniques as well as working with images in our minds.

There will be some teaching about mourning and grief related to death, break ups, changes in our bodies, trauma, and ongoing oppression and injustice.

And finally there will be a sharing circle that invites you to talk about your own experiences with mourning and loss.

What to know:

This class a hands-on workshop that you can do alone or with a partner/partners.

The class is an online class. After the purchase of your ticket, you will get an e-mail with the login information for Jitsi Meet. If you don’t, please check your spam and then send a message to info@karada-house.de. If you cannot afford this class even with the soli ticket option, you can also message us.

+++ THIS WILL BE AN ONLINE CLASS. UPON PURCHASE OF YOUR TICKET, YOU WILL GET AN E-MAIL WITH THE LOGIN DATA FOR OUR JITSI MEET-UP ONLINE +++

Every Wednesday we will be offering 90 minutes classes on shibari inspired rope, to offer the opportunity for on going practice and improvement with your rope practice.

Basics 0 (19.00-20.30)

For Basics 0 classes we will introduce all complete newcomers to the absolute basics of shibari: how to hold and handle a rope, basic terminology, how to tie a single & double column tie and how to work with tension & counter tension. This workshop is designed as an easy and chill entry point. After 2-3 visits to Basics 0 you will be ready to join our Basics 1 course.

What to bring:

You can practice and experience this workshop alone at home. All you need is one rope, so you can follow and do all of the exercises.

The class is an online class. After the purchase of your ticket, you will get an e-mail with the login information for Jitsi Meet. If you don’t, please check your spam and then send a message to info@karada-house.de. If you cannot afford this class even with the soli ticket option, you can also message us.

+++ THIS WILL BE AN ONLINE CLASS. UPON PURCHASE OF YOUR TICKET, YOU WILL GET AN E-MAIL WITH THE LOGIN DATA FOR OUR JITSI MEET-UP ONLINE +++

Every Wednesday we will be offering 90 minutes classes on shibari inspired rope, to offer the opportunity for on going practice and improvement with your rope practice. This class is for those who are without a partner to practice with and will offer tools and techniques to encourage, as well as inspire on going practice.

Basics 1 (20.45-22.15)

For Basics 1 solo classes Caritia will encourage participants to practice, drill and study the essential basics for tying in this beautiful rope style. Expect to cover – rope terminology, single column, double column, flute & ladder tie – principles of tension & counter tension, safety protocols, rope care & maintenance, anatomy basics, health, self & after care, one rope practice. Everyone is welcome to attend this space to learn new skills or improve previous ones. In order to be allowed into Basics 2 you must demonstrate the ability to tie 10 single column ties in 5 minutes, 10 double column ties in 5 minutes and you must be able to tie a somerville bowline.

What to bring:

You can practice and experience this workshop alone at home. All you need are three ropes, so you can follow and do all of the exercises.

The class is an online class. After the purchase of your ticket, you will get an e-mail with the login information for Jitsi Meet. If you don’t, please check your spam and then send a message to info@karada-house.de. If you cannot afford this class even with the soli ticket option, you can also message us.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to engage in a consensual power dynamic with a partner? Or how to approach the topic more intensity in your touch play? Or holing the secret desire to be someone’s pet and give up control?

Join Caritia and Mamana for this open conversation to find practical and fun ways to bring kink into your intimate life.

Topics open for discussion:

– What are common kinks? And what barriers stand in the way of exploring them?

– Why bring kink into your life?

– When does this work best?

– How can you practically engage in different types of consensual play?

What to bring:

Some way of making notes (for yourself)

Bring questions and consider practical solutions for others.

What to know:

Participants are invited to join solo or with another. We invite you to search for the fun and joy in this topic, on our password protected Jitsi channel. After you have purchased your ticket you will receive a mail with the log in details. Everyone is welcome to join, no matter your gender, sexuality, cultural background, age, ability, location.

Note: To those from the queer and / or marginalized community, with your purse strings tightly closed do drop us a message via info@karada-house.de, we do not wish to exclude you.

Some of the most beautiful and intense sessions I have had have been when I was playing someone else. Role play is a way to step away from our mundane self into the guise of another person.

Taking on the role of someone or something else can be very empowering and free us from restricting thought-patterns and act as a tool to ask for what we do not dare to when we are ourselves.

For many, one obstacle to role play is “performance anxiety”, the feeling that one will not have enough ideas, be able to stay in role or freeze up in the middle of everything. In this workshop we will focus on how to get into role, leaving behind any expectations of producing concrete results or
scenarios. Freeing ourselves from this expectation is what allows us to be creative and have fun while getting in touch with still unknown sides of oneself.

Bring costumes and props that inspire you!

What to know:

Participants are invited to join solo or with another. We invite you to search for the fun and joy in this topic, on our password protected Jitsi channel. After you have purchased your ticket you will receive a mail with the log in details. Everyone is welcome to join, no matter your gender, sexuality, cultural background, age, ability, location.

Note: To those from the queer and / or marginalized community, with your purse strings tightly closed do drop us a message via info@karada-house.de, we do not wish to exclude you.

This online class by Barkas & Addie invites the participants to enter an approach to rope bondage that is based on a dialogue of the tying partners rather than two monologues.

Addie and Barkas will cover some basic principles of the interview metaphor, including “punctuation”, “questions & answers”, “pauses”, “listening”, and “seeing”. With the help of some simple rope techniques we will explore major communication techniques. One of the main goals of this workshop is to help establishing a conscious communication between tying partners.

What you need to bring:

– you must be able to tie single and double column ties.

What else to know:

Addie & Barkas will also be physically at Karada House giving a masterclass in November.

If you are a marginalized person and cannot afford to buy a ticket to this class, feel free to contact us for free entry.

Karada House strives to be a gender, sexuality, bodies, marginalized, neurodiverse and intersection individuals inclusive space. We use queer as a self identifying term, which may not fit for all individuals, it remains an umbrella term by which Karada House identifies its core community and includes itself. Allies are welcome as long as they hold a similar ethos, ethics and values under which Karada House Team leads its space.

We have revamped our Shibari Bondage Jams to a slower and safe(r) version.

Enjoy your session together with a small group of other shibari enthusiasts to play, lab & learn. We will hold space for you and can serve as your spotter. The slow jam is not a learning space, so we do not teach but we’re always approachable for some advise.

How it works:

We offer 2 time slots, each lasting 2 hours. Your ticket makes one of our spaces + one hanging point (3 bamboo, 5 rings) available to you and one partner for that dedicated time. You can also book an intimate separeé (our bubble room) with a bamboo.

The time slots are: 2-4pm (mixed), 4:30pm-6.30pm (mixed)

Max people per booked space: 2 people

Hire a rigger:

If you have nobody to currently tie you, we can provide a professional rigger for you. Ron Hades is one of our queer facilitators and available for a session during the jam. In order to use this service, you need to send us a message to: info@karada-house.de for further details. All tying will be with masks on, only.

What else to know:

Karada House strives to be a gender, sexuality, bodies, marginalized, neurodiverse and intersection individuals inclusive space. We use queer as a self identifying term, which may not fit for all individuals, it remains an umbrella term by which Karada House identifies its core community and includes itself. Allies are welcome as long as they hold a similar ethos, ethics and values under which Karada House Team leads its space.

This offering will fall within the present guidelines of Covid 19. Pre-registration only. The number of participants is restricted. Everyone must be fit and healthy when entering the space.  No food or snacks will be provide, everyone must provide their own. Toilets are available, the shower is not. We prefer that you wear a mask.

Karada House is a queer safe(r) space and participants are agreeing to adhere to the Karada House rules and guidelines, by purchasing a ticket for this event. Those found to be falsifying information to gain entry, will be denied permission to return when found to be in violation of these rules.

We have revamped our Shibari Bondage Jams to a slower and safe(r) version.

Enjoy your session together with a small group of other shibari enthusiasts to play, lab & learn. We will hold space for you and can serve as your spotter. The slow jam is not a learning space, so we do not teach but we’re always approachable for some advise.

How it works:

We offer one time slot, lasting 2 hours. Your ticket makes one of our spaces + one hanging point (2 bamboo, 5 rings) available to you and one partner for that dedicated time. You can also book an intimate separeé (our bubble room) with a bamboo.

Max people per booked space: 2 people

Hire a rigger:

If you have nobody to currently tie you, we can provide a professional rigger for you. Caritia is available for a session during the jam. In order to use this service, you need to send us a message to: info@karada-house.de for further details. All tying will be with masks on, only.

What else to know:

Karada House strives to be a gender, sexuality, bodies, marginalized, neurodiverse and intersection individuals inclusive space. We use queer as a self identifying term, which may not fit for all individuals, it remains an umbrella term by which Karada House identifies its core community and includes itself. Allies are welcome as long as they hold a similar ethos, ethics and values under which Karada House Team leads its space.

This offering will fall within the present guidelines of Covid 19. Pre-registration only. The number of participants is restricted. Everyone must be fit and healthy when entering the space.  No food or snacks will be provide, everyone must provide their own. Toilets are available, the shower is not. We prefer that you wear a mask.

Karada House is a queer safe(r) space and participants are agreeing to adhere to the Karada House rules and guidelines, by purchasing a ticket for this event. Those found to be falsifying information to gain entry, will be denied permission to return when found to be in violation of these rules.

We are experiencing a moment in which many of us are not able to interact with others in the ways that normally make us feel connected. Many of us are feeling an acute lack of giving and receiving touch. However, we are also in a unique time in which we are experimenting with and discovering new ways of connection.

In this guided ritual, we will awaken our sense of touch and allow it to expand, perceive our bodies, our senses and the objects around us as instruments of touch that can guide us into a feeling of connectedness. This ritual is not about touching any particular part of the body or connecting to our orgasmic self, although that is certainly welcome.

You are invited to take these two hours to forget about being productive or bettering yourself. Let yourself enter into a state of awareness and celebrate the abundance of pleasure in and around us and know that is enough.

What to know:

This class a hands-on workshop that you can do alone or with a partner/partners.

The class is an online class. After the purchase of your ticket, you will get an e-mail with the login information for Jitsi Meet. If you don’t, please check your spam and then send a message to info@karada-house.de. If you cannot afford this class even with the soli ticket option, you can also message us.

Participants are invited to attend with an alone, as this workshop is offered as a solo practice  – spaces are limited to 10 participants only.

What do you need to know

This course is aimed at complete beginners. You will be shown the basics of shibari: how to hold and handle a rope, basic terminology, how to tie a single & double column tie and how to work with tension & counter tension. This workshop is designed as an easy and chill entry point. After 2-3 visits to Basics 0 you will be ready to join our Basics 1 course.

What to bring:

Towel

Water and snacks

A minimum of 1 rope. Practice ropes can be provided.

Comfortable clothing that you can move in

What else to know:

Karada House strives to be a gender, sexuality, bodies, marginalized, neurodiverse and intersection individuals inclusive space. We use queer as a self identifying term, which may not fit for all individuals, it remains an umbrella term by which Karada House identifies its core community and includes itself. Allies are welcome as long as they hold a similar ethos, ethics and values under which Karada House Team leads its space.

This workshop will fall within the present guidelines of Covid 19. Pre-registration only. Restricted number of 10 participants. Everyone must be fit and healthy when entering the space.  No food or snacks will be provide, everyone must provide their own. Toilets are available, the shower is not.

Karada House is a queer safe(r) space and participants are agreeing to adhere to the Karada House rules and guidelines, by purchasing a ticket for this event. Those found to be falsifying information to gain entry, will be denied permission to return when found to be in violation of these rules.

This class is for folks to come in pairs to practice with and will offer tools and techniques to encourage, as well as inspire on going practice. Space is limited to 5 pairs only.

For Basics 1 Caritia will encourage participants to practice, drill and study the essential basics for tying in this beautiful rope style. Expect to cover – rope terminology, single column, double column, flute & ladder tie – principles of tension & counter tension, safety protocols, rope care & maintenance, anatomy basics, health, self & after care, one rope practice. Everyone is welcome to attend this space to learn new skills or improve on previous ones. Participants are advised to repeat this workshop several times and to have built good muscle memory. In order to graduate into Basics 2 you must demonstrate the ability to tie 10 single column ties in 5 minutes, 10 double column ties in 5 minutes, know 3 basics knots/frictions, rope handling, health & safety protocols  and you must know and be able to tie a somerville bowline.

What you need to know in order to participate:

– this is a basics beginner’s class

– rope terminology

– singles & double column ties,

– safety protocols

What to bring:

– towel

– water & snacks

– safety equipment

You need minimum of one to three ropes, so you can follow and do all of the exercises.

What else to know:

The price is per pair.

Karada House strives to be a gender, sexuality, bodies, marginalized, neurodiverse and intersection individuals inclusive space. We use queer as a self identifying term, which may not fit for all individuals, it remains an umbrella term by which Karada House identifies its core community and includes itself. Allies are welcome as long as they hold a similar ethos, ethics and values under which Karada House Team leads its space.

This workshop will fall within the present guidelines of Covid 19. Pre-registration only. Restricted number of 10 participants (5 pairs). Everyone must be fit and healthy when entering the space.  No food or snacks will be provide, everyone must provide their own. Toilets are available, the shower is not.

Karada House is a queer safe(r) space and participants are agreeing to adhere to the Karada House rules and guidelines, by purchasing a ticket for this event. Those found to be falsifying information to gain entry, will be denied permission to return when found to be in violation of these rules.

For Basics 2 participants will be encouraged to practice, drill and study essential patterns for floor play and suspension. René will focus each class on a specific cluster e.g. upper body ties, leg ties, hip harnesses etc. and teach you not only the patterns but also why they are designed that way, what they are good for and how to do them safely. Participants are invited to attend with an appropriate play companion – spaces are limited to 5 pairs only.

After the training we will provide open space for participants to tie and play.

What you need to know in order to participate:

This is an advanced beginner’s class. You need to know

– rope terminology

– singles & double column ties,

– principles of tension/counter-tension

– safety protocols

– basic arm & leg nerve anatomy

– nodome, half moon friction, hitches/half-hitches, somerville bowline or fast bowline

In order to fully benefit from the teaching in this workshop, you must know the common terminology and demonstrate the ability to tie 10 single column ties in 5 minutes, 10 double column ties in 5 minutes and you must be able to tie a somerville bowline. These skills will be tested.

What to bring:

– towel

– water & snacks

– safety equipment

You need minimum of five to eight ropes, so you can follow and do all of the exercises.

What else to know:

The price is per pair.

Karada House strives to be a gender, sexuality, bodies, marginalized, neurodiverse and intersection individuals inclusive space. We use queer as a self identifying term, which may not fit for all individuals, it remains an umbrella term by which Karada House identifies its core community and includes itself. Allies are welcome as long as they hold a similar ethos, ethics and values under which Karada House Team leads its space.

This workshop will fall within the present guidelines of Covid 19. Pre-registration only. Restricted number of 10 participants (5 pairs). Everyone must be fit and healthy when entering the space.  No food or snacks will be provide, everyone must provide their own. Toilets are available, the shower is not.

Karada House is a queer safe(r) space and participants are agreeing to adhere to the Karada House rules and guidelines, by purchasing a ticket for this event. Those found to be falsifying information to gain entry, will be denied permission to return when found to be in violation of these rules.

Everyone knows shame, even little children. Shame is, much like fury, an emotional state that many of us try to avoid. Others love it – and we use shame and embarrassment consciously for erotic fun and role play. It can be both very uncomfortable and very lusty – but it is always obviously palpable.
Shame is sumptuous. It protects our innermost core, and takes care of our dignity and integrity. To make someone feel shame, to celebrate shame, to bathe in shame, can be highly erotic.

We will examine our own experiences with shame and embarrassment both within and outside of play.
We will discuss negotiation, safety and aftercare as well as different play scenarios.
We will also discuss limits and boundaries tops and bottoms might need – especially when planning online play.

What to know:

This class a hands-on workshop that you can do alone or with a partner/partners.

The class is an online class. After the purchase of your ticket, you will get an e-mail with the login information for Jitsi Meet. If you don’t, please check your spam and then send a message to info@karada-house.de. If you cannot afford this class even with the soli ticket option, you can also message us.

Let’s give ourselves permission to let go of tension, stress, anxiety, sadness, anger and fear and embrace relaxation, self care, change, creativity and expansion.

Caritia invites participants to explore the dimensions of self expression and kink in this one day workshop, where rituals of release will be interlaced with creative connection. Spontaneous individualized rituals, will be formed through the day’s practice hands on exercises and using kink practices which include the full spectrum of our senses. We will come together to hold and create space for all that wishes to be let go of.

Note this practice we will be doing are solo in nature, with group support.

Included in this workshop are the following topics:

– Meditation

– Introduction/Check In

– Listening/Intention Setting

– Gentle movement

– Breath work /Sounding / Voice

– Release Movement and Touch (strong/intense)

– Creative expression

– Creating a container

– Individual & group rituals

– Feedback, reflection & closing

What to bring:

– Something to write notes

– Layered clothing

– Items to make your space comfortable

– An object of release – crystal, a fluffy toy, an image of someone

– Lunch & snacks

– 2 songs – 1 high tempo /anger releasing, 1 slow tempo/sadness releasing (titles and artist would be enough.

– A tool that would allow you to release, needs to be something you can apply to your own body – flogger, peg/clamps, brush, rope, tennis ball.

This workshop will fall within the present guidelines of Covid 19. Pre-registration only. Restricted number of 7 participants. Everyone must be fit and healthy when entering the space.  No food or snacks will be provide, everyone must provide their own. Toilets are available, the shower is not.

This is a queer & womxn/women event, only. (See FAQ section) We are a trans, gender fluid, BPoC, PoC and neuro-diverse inclusive space.

Our hands, faces, heads and feet are powerful recipients of sensation and information. Using rope on these parts of the body can evoke many different feelings, physically and emotionally, and enhance our tying experience whether it’s with ourselves or our partners.

In this class we will take time to enjoy and explore different and creative ways to tie these parts of the body.

We will cover:

– Face and head bondage – including how to make some different types of rope gags

– Tying the hands and fingers

– Foot bondage

This session will be a mix of demos and time for experimenting and enjoying what is being suggested and invited to try.

What you need to know & to bring:

It will be useful if you know a single column tie for this class.

If you have these items available – please bring them to the class

– A pair of tights or stockings
– A scarf or large handkerchief/ tenugui/ silky/soft/ breathable material
– Rope! 🙂

What else to know:

Please get comfortable, maybe have a blanket with you. Prepare some water that you can drink during the workshop.

The class is an online class. After the purchase of your ticket, you will get an e-mail with the login information for Jitsi Meet. If you don’t, please check your spam and then send a message to info@karada-house.de. If you cannot afford this class even with the soli ticket option, you can also message us.

Karada House strives to be a gender, sexuality, bodies, marginalized, neurodiverse and intersection individuals inclusive space. We use queer as a self identifying term, which may not fit for all individuals, it remains an umbrella term by which Karada House identifies its core community and includes itself. Allies are welcome as long as they hold a similar ethos, ethics and values under which Karada House Team leads its space.

+++ THIS WILL BE AN ONLINE CLASS. UPON PURCHASE OF YOUR TICKET, YOU WILL GET AN E-MAIL WITH THE LOGIN DATA FOR OUR JITSI MEET-UP ONLINE +++

Every Wednesday we will be offering 90 minutes classes on shibari inspired rope, to offer the opportunity for on going practice and improvement with your rope practice.

Basics 0 (19.00-20.30)

For Basics 0 classes we will introduce all complete newcomers to the absolute basics of shibari: how to hold and handle a rope, basic terminology, how to tie a single & double column tie and how to work with tension & counter tension. This workshop is designed as an easy and chill entry point. After 2-3 visits to Basics 0 you will be ready to join our Basics 1 course.

What to bring:

You can practice and experience this workshop alone at home. All you need is one rope, so you can follow and do all of the exercises.

The class is an online class. After the purchase of your ticket, you will get an e-mail with the login information for Jitsi Meet. If you don’t, please check your spam and then send a message to info@karada-house.de. If you cannot afford this class even with the soli ticket option, you can also message us.

+++ THIS WILL BE AN ONLINE CLASS. UPON PURCHASE OF YOUR TICKET, YOU WILL GET AN E-MAIL WITH THE LOGIN DATA FOR OUR JITSI MEET-UP ONLINE +++

Every Wednesday we will be offering 90 minutes classes on shibari inspired rope, to offer the opportunity for on going practice and improvement with your rope practice. This class is for those who are without a partner to practice with and will offer tools and techniques to encourage, as well as inspire on going practice.

Basics 1 (20.45-22.15)

For Basics 1 solo classes Caritia will encourage participants to practice, drill and study the essential basics for tying in this beautiful rope style. Expect to cover – rope terminology, single column, double column, flute & ladder tie – principles of tension & counter tension, safety protocols, rope care & maintenance, anatomy basics, health, self & after care, one rope practice. Everyone is welcome to attend this space to learn new skills or improve previous ones. In order to be allowed into Basics 2 you must demonstrate the ability to tie 10 single column ties in 5 minutes, 10 double column ties in 5 minutes and you must be able to tie a somerville bowline.

What to bring:

You can practice and experience this workshop alone at home. All you need are three ropes, so you can follow and do all of the exercises.

The class is an online class. After the purchase of your ticket, you will get an e-mail with the login information for Jitsi Meet. If you don’t, please check your spam and then send a message to info@karada-house.de. If you cannot afford this class even with the soli ticket option, you can also message us.

+++ THIS WILL BE AN ONLINE CLASS. UPON PURCHASE OF YOUR TICKET, YOU WILL GET AN E-MAIL WITH THE LOGIN DATA FOR OUR JITSI MEET-UP ONLINE +++

Every Thursday in April we will be offering 90 minutes classes on shibari inspired rope, to offer the opportunity for on going practice and improvement with your rope practice. This class is for those who are without a partner to practice with and will offer tools and techniques to encourage, as well as inspire on going practice.

Basics 2 (8.30pm-10pm)

For Basics 2 René will encourage participants to practice, drill and study essential patterns for floor play ans suspension. René will focus each class on a specific cluster e.g. upper body ties, leg ties, hip harnesses etc. and teach you not only the patterns but also why they are designed that way, what they are good for and how to do them safely.

What you need to know in order to participate:

This is an advanced beginner’s class. You need to know

rope terminology

singles & double column ties,

principles of tension/counter-tension

safety protocols

nodome, half moon friction, hitches/half-hitches, somerville bowline or fast bowline

In order to be allowed into Basics 2 you must demonstrate the ability to tie 10 single column ties in 5 minutes, 10 double column ties in 5 minutes and you must be able to tie a somerville bowline.

What to bring:

You can practice and experience this workshop alone at home or with a partner. All you need are three to five ropes, so you can follow and do all of the exercises.

The class is an online class. After the purchase of your ticket, you will get an e-mail with the login information for Jitsi Meet. If you don’t, please check your spam and then send a message to info@karada-house.de. If you cannot afford this class even with the soli ticket option, you can also message us.

Mamana & Caritia will host this online class of tips, tricks and nuggets on finding your topping style.

What can be discussed in this class:

– What type of top are you?

– Why would you like to top?

– When does this work best?

– Who would you like to top? –

We will aim to offer pointers, find consensual language to engage in your scene and find out what type of scenes you can do virtually or in person (when that can finally happen).

What to bring:

Some way of making notes (for yourself)

Bring questions and consider practical solutions for others.

What to know:

Participants are invited to join solo or with another. We invite you to search for the fun and joy in this topic, on our password protected Jitsi channel. After you have purchased your ticket you will receive a mail with the log in details. Everyone is welcome to join, no matter your gender, sexuality, cultural background, age, ability, location.

Note: To those from the queer and / or marginalized community, with your purse strings tightly closed do drop us a message via info@karada-house.de, we do not wish to exclude you.