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 rope terminology Hishi Shibari (菱縛り) Hishi Shibari (菱縛り) refers to Japanese rope bondage patterns in which the ropes form diamond-shaped openings. The term describes a distinctive [...]
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.