Event Details
Shibari Rope Jam
14th May 2026, 19:00 2 hours
Salt River - Western Cape (South Africa)
Shibari Rope Class to Jam | LGBTQIA+ Only | Hip partial suspensions
Embodiment Rope Space at its core, and as part of our ethos, is a queer first space for rope, Shibari, and education. Within the framework of our space's identity, we are committed to acknowledging our responsibility in South Africa by enhancing accessibility for individuals within and around our community.
Join us for a fun evening to learn a really useful tie: partial suspension of the center of the body by means of a hip harness: the mono block, sometimes called “the booty basket”, and the half block, sometimes called the “gunslinger”.
Much of shibari is focused on the restraint of the arms or legs, or both. But how do you support the heaviest part of the body if you want to play with partial suspension?
In this class-to-jam we will dive into the ways to create safer and sustainable hip ties that can be used to support the body and raise the hips off the floor, to conquer the forces of gravity while also learning to surrender to it.
The hip ties that we will focus on are very useful additions to other ties on the upper or lower body and can help a great deal to support you in creating more sustainable partial suspensions. It can also be used as a standalone tie to create interesting sensations of surrender or positions for play.
Experienced practitioners are warmly invited to come hang out, practice and share some skills.
[LINK]
Embodiment Rope Space at its core, and as part of our ethos, is a queer first space for rope, Shibari, and education. Within the framework of our space's identity, we are committed to acknowledging our responsibility in South Africa by enhancing accessibility for individuals within and around our community.
Join us for a fun evening to learn a really useful tie: partial suspension of the center of the body by means of a hip harness: the mono block, sometimes called “the booty basket”, and the half block, sometimes called the “gunslinger”.
Much of shibari is focused on the restraint of the arms or legs, or both. But how do you support the heaviest part of the body if you want to play with partial suspension?
In this class-to-jam we will dive into the ways to create safer and sustainable hip ties that can be used to support the body and raise the hips off the floor, to conquer the forces of gravity while also learning to surrender to it.
The hip ties that we will focus on are very useful additions to other ties on the upper or lower body and can help a great deal to support you in creating more sustainable partial suspensions. It can also be used as a standalone tie to create interesting sensations of surrender or positions for play.
Experienced practitioners are warmly invited to come hang out, practice and share some skills.
[LINK]
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