By Bob Roos|2020-07-22T15:50:45+02:0013th July 2018|
Japanese: 神浦 匠 Nawashi Keywords: kami ura takumi
By Bob Roos|2018-07-13T22:26:14+02:0013th July 2018|
By Bob Roos|2025-03-28T16:10:41+01:0013th July 2018|
Japanese: 桃縛り Momo (桃): Peach Shibari (縛り): Tie The "peach tie" This tie balances the model on her knees and upperbody. The arms are pulled between the spread legs and [...]
By Bob Roos|2025-03-28T16:12:18+01:0013th July 2018|
Japanese: 無駄, むだ (縄) Muda (無駄, むだ): roughly means "useless", "pointless". Nawa (縄): rope Mudanawa can refer to decorative rope. For example the “burning” your “left over” rope to create [...]
By Bob Roos|2026-10-08T21:02:07+02:0013th July 2018|
Japanese rope terminology Mune nawa (胸縄) Mune nawa (胸縄), also written munenawa, means “chest rope.” In kinbaku and shibari, it describes rope applied to the chest or a [...]
By Bob Roos|2025-03-28T16:19:38+01:006th August 2018|
Japanese: 結び目 Knot See also: Hon musubi
By Bob Roos|2026-10-08T11:07:56+02:0013th July 2018|
Japanese rope terminology Nawa (縄) Nawa (縄) is the Japanese word for rope. It is a basic term that appears throughout Japanese rope vocabulary and in many [...]
By Bob Roos|2025-03-28T16:45:01+01:0013th July 2018|
Japanese: 縄痕 Nawa (縄): Rope Ato (痕): Marks The Japanese characters "绳之痕" read "nawaato". Nawaato translates to the actual marks that can be left on the skin by rope; rope [...]
By Bob Roos|2018-07-13T22:58:27+02:0013th July 2018|
By Bob Roos|2025-03-02T10:25:10+01:002nd March 2025|
The bight of the rope, generally created in the center of the rope by doubling to Japanese: 縄頭 Nawa (縄): Rope Gashira (頭): Head