Shibari Jam (LGBTQIA+ Womên)

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. René or Ron are 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:

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.

Who ist this event for?

LGBTQIA+ describes the full spectrum of non-mainstream sexual orientation and/or gender identity, meaning: lesbian, gay, bisexual, pansexual, transgender, non-binary, genderqueer/fluid, queer, intersex, asexual, aromantic, agender.

Womên describes people who are identifying themselves as female in their gender identity. People that fit this category can be part of the LGBTQIA+ spectrum or not. We created this category specifically to indicate that we also invite cisgender, heterosexual womên.

The word is our own creation and serves as a replacement for the word “womxn” which is now being (ab)used for transmisogynist statements. The ^ in womên represents a marker (similar to the “x” in womxn) that wishes to give emphasis to the fact that womênhood is an intersectional umbrella term that holds many different people and experiences and is not biologically predetermined.