Peer Rope Adelaide Inc is a community based social club focused on Japanese Shibari rope art. Peer Rope Adelaide is a non-profit association. 7 volunteers run the place, with a main focus on education. They teach primarily on Japanese Rope bondage. However, they also offer other styles of western rope in special workshops. Peer Rope…
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When you start in Shibari, usually you but the most simple rope, jute, which is great for Shibari. However, the nude color of jute is not as attractive as dyed rope. Although Shibari pictures mostly show natural colour ropes, you might want to take a step forward and use colors. Jute is easy to dye.…
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The psychology of bondage is both complex and fascinating. The first question could be why people do bondage and what exactly do they get from it? Well, Shibari has different aspects that are enjoyable, but not everyone is looking or getting the same things from bondage. As individuals, we react differently and have different expectations…
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A rigger is the person who applies functional or artistic rope bondage to another persons body. This technique can be used for different purposes like photography, performance, artistic, spiritual, educational or sexual. There are many common myths about riggers. There are many myths about the riggers, as well as the certain mould that Bondage riggers…
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Morpheus Bondage Extravaganza, also known as MBE, is an annual rope bondage art installation. It has grown over the years into the world’s largest public rope bondage event. MBE began in Toronto Canada, in 2007 as a very small event which has expanded year to year. When it started in 2007, the MBE was so…
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