RopeMarks Ryū | Impressions
Some impressions shot before, during and/or after our teaching.
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Kinbaku workshops & performance for Lyon Shibari
Participate in an intense and exclusive Workshop with RopeMarks (Bob) and Spring, professional educators from Amsterdam! Read on or get your tickets here. About The Workshop Bob (RopeMarks) from [...]
Workshop, Kinbaku Floorwork #2
When: Sun. 2 Apr. 2023 Start time: 14:00 – 18.00 Location: Amsterdam (West) Price: €110 / couple Prerequisite: The rigger must be able to tie a safe single- and double [...]
Workshop, Kinbaku Essentials #2
When: Sun. 12 Feb. 2023 Start time: 14:00 – 18.00 Location: Amsterdam (West) Price: €110 / couple Prerequisite: Riggers must be able to tie a single and double column tie [...]
Workshop, Kinbaku Floorwork #2
When: 30 Oct. 2022, from 14.00 – 18.00. Level: Beginner++, Intermediate Prerequisite: The rigger must be able to tie a safe single- and double column tie Location: Amsterdam (Nieuw West). [...]
Workshop, Kinbaku Essentials #2
When: Sun. 23 Oct. 2022 Start time: 13:00 – 17.00 Prerequisite: Riggers must be able to tie a single and double column tie Location: Amsterdam (East) Price: €95 / couple [...]
Workshop, Kinbaku Essentials #2
When: Sun. 7 Aug. 2022 Start time: 14:00 – 18.00 Prerequisite: Riggers must be able to tie a single and double column tie Location: Amsterdam (Nieuw West) Price: €95 / [...]
The Golden Age of Japanese Restrained & Torture Artworks
"The Golden Age of Japanese Restrained & Tortured Artworks" collects the masters of Japanese kinbaku rope bondage and torture artworks by nine artists. This book shows many extreme artworks by [...]
The History & Myths of Japanese Bondage
I came across an article from Midori. Her article resonated extremely with me, for one that it puts Japanese bondage (kinbaku, shibari) in a realistic context. It's an approach that I support and follow.
Dunning-Kruger effect in kinbaku
Did you know? Knowledgeable people underestimate themselves while ill-informed people think they are brilliant! It's called the Dunning-Kruger effect.
