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Learning Shibari, the Japanese art of rope bondage, can be a fun and rewarding journey. Safety is important when practicing Shibari, as it involves restraining a partner (or yourself) using ropes, and there is a risk of injury if not done correctly.

Research and Study:

Begin by researching Shibari to understand its history, cultural context, and different styles. Familiarise yourself with the philosophy behind Shibari, which emphasises trust, communication, and consent.

Safety First:

Before you start tying, you need to learn about Shibari safety practices. This includes understanding nerve anatomy, circulation, and the potential risks involved in rope bondage.

Study resources, books, or courses on Shibari safety to ensure you have a solid foundation in risk management.

Basic Knots and Techniques:

Learn the fundamental knots and techniques used in Shibari. These include the single-column tie, double-column tie, and various hitches and frictions.

Practice these knots until you can tie them securely and comfortably.

Rope Selection:

Choose appropriate ropes for Shibari and learn how to care for them.

Practice:

Start practising your knots and techniques on your own or with a willing partner. Practicing on yourself (self-tying) can also help you understand the sensations and limitations of the ties.

Resources and Courses:

Consider taking a Shibari course or workshop from a reputable instructor or Shibari academy. The Shibari Academy is one option, but there are many others available both online and in person.

Online tutorials, books, and forums can also be valuable resources for learning new techniques and getting inspiration.

Communication and Consent:

Always prioritise open communication and consent with your partner. Discuss boundaries, limits, and expectations before starting any Shibari session.

Safety Gear:

Invest in safety scissors (rescue scissors) that can quickly cut through ropes in case of an emergency. Keep them readily accessible during your sessions.

Build Skills Gradually:

Shibari is an art that takes time to master. Start with simple ties and gradually progress to more complex patterns as you gain experience and confidence.

Community and Feedback:

Consider joining local or online Shibari communities or to connect with experienced practitioners. Receiving feedback and learning from others can greatly enhance your skills.

Start with lingerie pieces that make you feel confident and set the mood! Feeling your best is the first step to exploring new territory.

For those just starting to dive into kink, we suggest keeping it simple, adjustable, and versatile. Our vegan leather harnesses, like the Tori Bra Harness or the Zoe Leg Harness, are beginner-friendly, easy to style, and comfortable enough for extended wear.

Curious about rope play? Our Silk Bamboo Shibari Rope is soft, gentle, and perfect for learning the ropes—literally. Pair it with our Shibari Guide to practice tying techniques safely and confidently.

If you're interested in BDSM, start with accessories like the Jordan Cuffs or a Paddle for an approachable introduction to restraint and impact play. These pieces are fun, stylish, and perfect for experimenting at your own pace.

Remember, communication and consent are your best tools. Take it slow, explore your boundaries, and most importantly—enjoy yourself!