In this workshop we will not learn new skill sets, but will focus on those learned in level 1 and 2 to create different shapes and patterns. This three days workshop includes many of the ties that we used to teach in classes like The Iconic 6 or the Body Lacing class, and many other (více…)

This is a class based on the vision and the way Kurogami developed his style, practicing kinbaku with Shiawase through years. This 3-day workshop is designed to let the students explore their dark sides and facilitate their journey through the discovery or enrichment of their own styles. We will talk about the importance of our (více…)

The roots of traditional Japanese bondage go back over 100 years to Ito Seiu, the father of Kinbaku, who began tying, studying and publishing his work focusing on the beauty of suffering. He was followed by several generations of Japanese who developed the traditional style. Among them were Nureki Chimuo and his successor Naka Akira, (více…)

This 2 day workshop is aimed at those students that love a really nerdy, in depth, approach to understanding rope fundamentals. Our aim is to break down every knot , friction, tie off and main pattern of the style. We will break down how hand position results in different kind of lays and how they (více…)

As our main goal in our N1 and N2 workshop was to approach the basics of Naka style, as re-engineered by Wildties to make them safer and more sustainable, our goal in this workshop is to approach in the same way the bondage typical of the early and medium Showa Era. That means we will (více…)

In every show, live session, or public rope demonstration I’ve held in Japan, one piece of feedback stands out—how much Western rope practitioners incorporate body handling, physical contact, and touch into their sessions. This tactile engagement creates an erotic, graceful dance that captivates audiences and participants alike. Physical contact in rope bondage is not just (více…)

This workshop is dedicated exclusively to Hashira Shibari. Hashira Shibari has been one of Wildties and Redsabbath’s favourite ways of tying since they started following the work of Sensei Naka Akira. And it has been one of the first things they wanted to learn from him. Kinbaku LuXuria can say without any doubt that they (více…)