RopeMarks stocks Japanese rope for kinbaku and shibari, including Asanawa from Ogawa and Nawaya, selected from rope I use and know from my own practice and teaching.
Different makers, diameters and finishes give rope noticeably different handling characteristics, so there is no single rope that is right for everyone.
New to the term? Read What is Asanawa?→ in the RopeMarks glossary.
If you are unsure which rope suits you, the individual product descriptions explain the differences in diameter, preparation and feel.
Want to know more about rope strength?
Read Jute Rope Strength: What Riggers Need to Know.
