High stranding
A term to describe when an individual strand of twisted rope "pops out" from the rest of the rope. In bondage this generally occurs with the uneven tension between the [...]
A term to describe when an individual strand of twisted rope "pops out" from the rest of the rope. In bondage this generally occurs with the uneven tension between the [...]
Low hands.
Japanese: 飛脚吊り Hikyaku (飛脚): Postman Tsuri (吊り): Suspension A "running suspension", named after an image of an Edo-era postman/messenger running to deliver a letter. In this position the model is [...]
Gote with two or more diamond shape patterns in the front.
Japanese: 菱縛り Hishi (菱): Diamond shape Shibari (縛り): Tie Taken from early hojojutsu techniques, this tie creates a diamond shape. Also known as "Water caltrop", "Hishigata" or "Hishi nawa shibari".
A inline non-collapsible single-column tie inspired by hojōjutsu ties. See also: Hojōjutsu, Tejō shibari
Japanese: 捕縄菱 Combination of hojojutsu techniques with the hishi pattern. It is said the be used at the court.
Tortoise shell, this tie creates a hexagonal shape. The hon kikkou is a specially variation of the karada. "Kikkou" means "tortoise shell" after the pattern found on the Japanese tortoise. [...]
Japanese: (本結び) Hon (本): Main Musubi (結び): Knot A square/reef knot. See also: Musubime
Japanese: 放置 In the context of Japanese rope bondage this describes leaving the model tied to enjoy/suffer in the bondage predicament.