Other patterns of hand binding in shibari.
Additional lessons # 1 – in this lesson we’ll look at a few additional hand-binding patterns: “flute” (shakuhachi) and ” strappado ” (strappado) . The goal of this lesson is to consolidate the understanding and technique of linking the simplest patterns and using them in shibari.
Another way to tie your legs and hips.
In this lesson we will look at several additional schemes for tying the legs or hips. The goal of this lesson is to consolidate the understanding and technique of linking the simplest patterns and using them in shibari.
The combination of rope and bamboo in shibari provides interesting opportunities.
In this lesson, we will consider three main areas of using bamboo:
– as part of a bond to strengthen it and, including, create an additional load-bearing structure;
– as a support for fixing in certain poses (analogue of blocks and struts);
– as a suspension point, allowing to solve spatial problems and create aesthetic poses.
Let’s start the lesson by looking at two basic ways to attach bamboo to the human body.
Static side suspension
With this lesson, I propose to start learning to practice suspending in shibari. Here we repeat the shibari scheme for linking the chest and legs, consider a simple scheme for tying the thigh. The main thing in this lesson is the skill of softly bringing the model into suspension and working with the center of gravity.
Face-down static suspension.
With this lesson, we continue our training in the practice of suspending in shibari. Here we repeat the shibari scheme for binding the chest and legs. The main thing in this lesson is the skill of softly bringing the model into suspension and working with the center of gravity.
Face-up static suspension
With this lesson, we continue our training in the practice of hanging in shibari. Here we repeat the shibari scheme for linking the chest and legs. The main thing in this lesson is the skill of softly bringing the model into suspension and working with the center of gravity.
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