Kurushiinawa
Japanese: 苦しい縄 Discomfort rope
Japanese: 苦しい縄 Discomfort rope
Japanese: 崩し縄 A term used to describe kinbaku designs that are "calculatedly unstudied", that is, deliberately and artfully unsymmetrical or even untidy. This term is taken from Japanese calligraphy (shodō [...]
Japanese: M字開脚縛り M-Ji (M字): M-Shape Kaikyaku (開脚): Spread legs Shibari (縛り): Tie A classic seated ankle to tied to thigh making the model resemble the letter M with the open [...]
Japanese: M字開脚吊り縛り M-Ji (M字): M-Shape Kaikyaku (開脚): Spread legs Zuri (吊り): Hanging Shibari (縛り): Tie Hanging version of the "M ji kaikyaku shibari". Suspended from the takate kote with the [...]
Japanes: M男 M: Pronounced "Emu", short for Masochist otoko ( 男) / ō : Short for "man" A masochistic male See also: S-ō, S-jō, M-jō, M-ō
Japanese: 股吊り Suspended from the crotch.
Japanese rope terminology Matanawa (股縄) Matanawa (股縄) means “crotch rope.” In kinbaku and shibari, it describes rope passing over or through the crotch area, rather than one fixed [...]
Japanese: また吊り Mata (また): Crotch Tsuri (吊り): Hanging A generalized term to describe a person being suspended from the crotch. To achieve this a crotch rope (matanawa) is used. See [...]