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Ditch the blueprints and get creative! This class invites you to experiment with pace, rhythm, mood, and spontaneity. We’ll explore improvisation techniques, play with one-rope ties, and get inspired by wrapping, unwrapping, and re-wrapping bodies in intuitive ways. Rope Fundamentals Start here if you’re new to rope, want a solid foundation of shibari skills, or...
Tying someone up is fun. Tying someone up with intention is more fun. Tying someone up with intention, while in a power dynamic adds multiple layers of fun, hotness, and depth into the session. This is a workshop on combining power and control, injecting a D/s dynamic into shibari. You already know your way around...
Gote Shibari is one of the most iconic and foundational ties in Japanese rope bondage. In group workshops, especially for beginner and intermediate students, it is often taught as a fixed form. This helps students focus on learning essential technical components. While this approach is valuable for building solid rope techniques, it often leaves little...
Take your partner skyward, face-down. Using your choice of chest harness and naka panties, explore lifting sequences and active backbends. Learn to manage breath, angle, and suspension lines to create more comfort - or more intensity. We will explore how to lift into suspension more ergonomically. Rope in the Air You’ve got your groundwork sorted....
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 bondage (Japanese inspired shibari/kinbaku, western style bondage, decorative macrame...) are warmly invited. Whether you feel like tying or simply being present, you’re welcome here. Enjoy...
Bamboos are a fantastic tool for creating playful and challenging predicaments. By bringing rigidity to the body, they allow us to create unusual shapes, limit movement, and play with balance and imbalance. Throughout this class, we'll build a variety of bamboo-based predicaments and explore how these structures can become the starting point for creative, interactive,...
Gote Shibari is one of the most iconic and foundational ties in Japanese rope bondage. In group workshops, especially for beginner and intermediate students, it is often taught as a fixed form. This helps students focus on learning essential technical components. While this approach is valuable for building solid rope techniques, it often leaves little...
Dive into the world of TKs and other arms-behind ties. This class covers wrap placement, cinching, and body safety for a classic gote-style tie, including strappado possibilities. Foundation knowledge for those planning to move into the air. Rope Structures Take your fundamentals and start building stronger, more supportive structures. We explore specific harness types, styles,...
It's queer rope jam time, babes! Once in a while you gotta do ropey stuff amongst other queers and just enjoy yourself. No posing, no being cool or extra good at doing ropey things needed. Come as you are, exhale and enjoy yourselves. What is a rope jam? Rope jams is an open space format....
Ready to willingly dip your toes into challenge, anticipation and dilemma? This series will introduce you to two very different styles of predicaments taught by the queen of fun assholery herself: Sophia Rose. Part I: Playful Predicaments (September 29th, 2026, 7-10pm) Playful predicaments are designed to keep one guessing (and choosing) in frustratingly fun ways....
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” in TKs. We rotate between two themes, always bringing new inspiration to your rope practice. Open to all levels with foundational knowledge. Bring your curiosity,...
Gote Shibari is one of the most iconic and foundational ties in Japanese rope bondage. In group workshops, especially for beginner and intermediate students, it is often taught as a fixed form. This helps students focus on learning essential technical components. While this approach is valuable for building solid rope techniques, it often leaves little...
