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Join us for an intimate salon-style evening with Murasaki Haruan, centered around the practice of Renbaku – a unique approach to tying in which multiple riggers engage with a single person in ropes in sequence, allowing emotional and energetic shifts to unfold.
This evening is not a traditional performance, but rather a space for quiet observation, reflection, and learning. Murasaki will guide the experience, either by taking part in the tying or offering live commentary as dynamics develop. Each session may explore how presence, breath, and subtle decisions in rope bondage shape the shared experience.
The evening will feature two tying sessions, each lasting approximately 30–40 minutes, with a short break and group reflection between them. Whether through quiet intensity or gentle connection, this event offers a rare opportunity to witness and reflect on the depth of interactions that rope bondage can evoke.
Session 1: Murasaki + tba tying tba
Session 2: Murasaki + tba tying tba
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