The importance of negotiation in Shibari can never be overestimated. It is essential, just as in any other BDSM practice. Negotiation is one of the most important things you need to do if you are practicing Shibari. Negotiation should always take place before a scene. Although people think that you negotiate only once if you…
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Shibari is the act of tying up a person for aesthetic purposes using a rope. Although Shibari is often used for sexual pleasure, it is also a form of meditation, relaxation and trust-building between partners. In a previous article, we talked about the importance of stretching in Shibari. As with any other physical activity, warm-up…
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Communication is the act of transferring information from one place, person or group to another. Good communication skills are important. Communication in Shibari is essential because rigger and bottom must enjoy the experience together. Communication is the key to every bondage or Shibari experience. Communicate before, during and after a scene. For communicating in a…
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The importance of stretching before a Shibari scene cannot be overemphasized. It is very helpful and prevents injuries. Stretching is something very important, especially if you are going to practice any activity that requires your muscles to be flexible, strong and healthy. Stretching is very important for the body. It keeps the muscles flexible, strong…
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In the art of Shibari, the role of a bottom, also known as bunny, is not to be underestimated. While the rigger may seem to take center stage, the bottom’s contribution is equally critical. The Bottom’s Responsibilities Playing the part of a bottom in Shibari requires more than merely being tied; it involves significant responsibility…
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Believe it or not, you can use Shibari for anxiety and stress. You will find it is actually very helpful and fun. Everyone has gone through a period of stress and anxiety throughout the pandemic. Stress, unfortunately, is a situation very common today, but the way each individual handles stress is different. Some prefer to…
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