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The basket harness is a versatile structure for creating semenawa-inspired shapes. Through subtle adjustments and different tying choices, it can offer a wide range of experiences and emotional textures. This...
This is our experimental shibari playground for all skill levels. Each month explores a new topic — from shame and semenawa to performance, advanced movement, or the mythical “3rd rope”...
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...
There is a point in the journey of learning to tie, where spectacle stops being impressive. A deeper complexity emerges, not in knots and patterns, but in the interpersonal and...
Tickets are sold out but you can add yourself to the waiting list and get notified if a ticket becomes available! What is Queerope? QUEEROPE BERLIN 2026 is a 5-day...
What makes a harness… a harness? This class introduces modular thinking. Learn about structural components like stems, wraps, frictions, and cinches, and apply them to simple ties. You’ll build on...
A rope hangout is a welcoming, peer-to-peer space where we research rope together, connect, and explore in a relaxed, pressure-free atmosphere, no matter your experience level. All forms of rope...
Welcome to the Singles Rope Jam, a space for you to find new rope friends and tying partners (or rekindle old ropelationships). Ceci will guide you through a collective warm...
Imagine an encounter through ropes that leaves both people speechless. Imagine stepping into that encounter not yet knowing what will happen while still being prepared to handle the unknown. In...
Lean back, lift up. Learn the art of passive backbends and floating face-up. Combine chest and hip harnesses to explore relaxing into the ropes, breath management, and gentle inversions. This...
Ceci’s arms-front harness offers comfort, adaptability, and clean aesthetics. You’ll learn how to construct it while focusing on body geometry, balance, and connection. A great transition harness for those moving...
We usually teach with the goal of separating the practice of rope from inherent expectations or assumptions of sexual contact. But that does not mean that they do not practice...
