Bondage Rope
Rope Bondage is used in kinky activities that fall under the BDSM umbrella. The dominant ties up the submissive to establish the power dynamic, arousing both parties.
While beginners in rope practice can practice simple tying-up practices, experts can do highly-advanced rope bondage like Shibari. Some veterans in rope play may even suspend their partners in the air with this technique.
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- What can I do with rope in the bedroom?You can use it to experiment with bondage! Don’t get too fancy with your rope-tying until you’ve practiced a lot, or even better yet, consulted professionals.
- What are the different types of bondage rope?There are 2 categories of bondage rope: natural rope and synthetic. Natural ropes tend to be rougher. Examples are hemp, linen, jute, cotton, silk, bamboo, coir, manila, sisal, etc. Synthetic ropes made of nylon, paracord, polyester, synthetic hemp, or multifilament polypropylene are generally smoother and easier on the skin.
- Where did rope bondage originate?Rope bondage is also known as Shibari. Shibari was derived from an art form in Japan that involves erotic or artistic tying called Kinbaku. This, in turn, came from Hojojutsu in the late Edo period, when Seiu Ito started studying the art of binding a prisoner of war.