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The Sensual Rope Workshop

The Sensual Rope Workshop is a workshop that takes place in The Sensual Arts Weekend Amsterdam. The weekend is a yearly four-day event that takes place in Amsterdam, Netherlands. It is an event that turns the Dutch capital into an internationally oriented hotspot for sensual art enthusiasts and professionals. The Sensual Arts Weekend Amsterdam hosts…
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Lyon Shibari

Lyon Shibari is an association. Founded in 2014, it aims to practice, promote and popularize the art of the rope. Lyon Shibari offers various activities that will allow you to discover shibari and practice safely among other enthusiasts. The Lyon Shibari association focuses on the traditional Japanese’s art of tying. This means the tying must…
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Studio Friction

Studio Friction is a rope and aerial centred environment for exploration, practice, play and performance. The studio strives to create a place of safety, trust, freedom and connection where you can open awareness, develop mastery and engage the body, mind and emotions. Studio Friction’s founders are Mary, Diana and Nate, who have decades of experience…
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All Tied Up San Diego

All Tied Up San Diego is a group of Rope Bondage enthusiasts, committed to the safety, education and growth of the rope community in San Diego. Founded in 2015, it delivers a unique version of Japanese Shibari and Western Style Rope Bondage.  All Tied Up San Diego is for both tops and bottoms interested in…
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Helsinki Shibari

Helsinki Shibari is a community for all rope lovers. If you are an expert or new in rope, you are welcome. Helsinki Shibari organizes Peer Rope, Workshops, and the famous Helsinki Shibari Festival. Most of the events take place at Esitystaiteen keskus, Sali I in Helsinki. In Helsinki Shibari, you will find safe events where…
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