Ready to deepen your connection through rope? This immersive workshop focuses on intentional tying: building trust, communicating clearly, and using positions and tempo to create emotional or playful experiences. Includes hands-on practice and guided scenarios. Ideal after completing the fundamentals series. Topic: Predicaments Predicaments are lose-lose situation in rope play that can be a lot...
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Rope Lab: Play & Connection – pain
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,...
Kick off your rope journey with a weekend that bundles our entire Rope Fundamentals series into one playful, beginner-friendly shibari workshop. Across two days, you’ll move from the simplest building blocks to a clear understanding of how harnesses work. Whether you’re brand new, brushing off old skills, or craving a solid base before exploring deeper...
Guided Self-Tying Session
In this guided self-tying session, Ceci Ferox will guide you through a gentle self-tying experience, helping you reconnect with your body and sense of presence. he session will start with an emotional check-in and end in collective aftercare and sharing to give your solo practice some community support. In this session, you have the freedom...
Rope in the Air: Hashira
Bring vertical structures into your rope. Learn how to tie to and suspend from poles or hashira safely. Play with positions like M-shape and kata-ashi adapted for the added restriction of a hashira pole. Rope in the Air You’ve got your groundwork sorted. Now we take things up — literally. Learn suspension techniques from easy...
Rope Fundamentals: Rope Handling
This class focuses on the physical dance between your hands and your rope. You'll learn essential finger techniques like the hook and scissors grips, master smooth wrapping for better flow, and explore counter tensions and ladder wraps to keep things snug and functional. We’ll also talk about ergonomics, so your body moves efficiently and comfortably...
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...
So much of rope education focuses on patterns and positions and sequences. This workshop series with Barkas and Emmy goes in the opposite direction. In three parts we invite the participants to explore with us what lies in between and beyond mere rope techniques. From “un-planning” scenes and waiting for each other to the small...
How To Play…
Maybe you don't know someone very well but both want to have fun, hot, or cute times with rope… how do you actually do that? Everyone wants to play, but many of us don’t know how. This session looks at practical ways to start to actually play in rope (with new partner or maybe partners...
Intro to Suspension
The goal of suspension, in Addie's understanding, is not to do the most difficult thing or last the longest or take the most impressive picture, but to enjoy an adventure, support a partnership, stay focused on humans rather than patterns, and tailor the experience to best suit the individuals involved. This two-part class is suitable...
Open, beautiful, and vulnerable. Tie using your choice of chest harness with single column ties and a futomomo to explore one of the most intense suspension positions - kata-ashi, with one leg up. Practice control and intention — and discover the psychological impact of exposing the body with purpose. You will also learn how to...
So much of rope education focuses on patterns and positions and sequences. This workshop series with Barkas and Emmy goes in the opposite direction. In three parts we invite the participants to explore with us what lies in between and beyond mere rope techniques. From “un-planning” scenes and waiting for each other to the small...













