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Difference between Rigger, Bakushi, Kinbakushi, and Nawashi

Given Shibari’s rich historical and cultural roots, various terms such as “Rigger,” “Nawashi,” “Bakushi,” and “Kinbakushi” have emerged to describe the role of the person tying. Each of these terms carries distinct implications, shedding light on their specific intentions and backgrounds within the tradition of Shibari. Difference between Rigger, Nawashi, Bakushi, and Kinbakushi The definitions…
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Most Common Japanese Terms in Shibari

Shibari is a Japanese art of restraint. Although it is known and practiced around the world, the original terminology is in Japanese. Therefore, you should familiarize yourself with its jargon. That’s why here we present the most common Japanese terms in Shibari. Asanawa – Rope made of bast fibre, typically from jute or hemp.Bakshi –…
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Nawashi

Nawashi Nawashi, an essential term in the art of Shibari, refers to a skilled rope artist. While its literal translation is “maker of rope,” within the BDSM community, it signifies a “rope artist.” Nawashi possess profound knowledge of the history and erotic art of kinbaku, captivating enthusiasts with their mesmerizing creations. Becoming a Nawashi demands…
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Naka Akira

Meet Naka Akira, a prominent Nawashi master hailing from Japan, born in 1959. He is regarded as one of the youngest and most skilled kinbaku masters in the world today. Therefore, he has garnered a reputation as a favorite among enthusiasts and artists worldwide. Discovering Japanese Bondage At the age of 30, Naka Akira stumbled…
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