Welcome to the SHIBARI FOR BEGINNERS. This book will teach you everything it takes to practice the Japanese art of Shibari, often known as bondage, securely and confidently. The key point to remember here is that not all bondage is sexual in nature. While it is undoubtedly related with that as well, it is also regarded an art form in its own right and is practiced by professional artists. The fundamental distinction is in the word used to describe it. Shibari is a Japanese word that refers to the process of tying or binding. Whereas Kinbaku is linked with the more sexual side of things, the word is associated with the BDSM and sex games. Shibari is the name given to a beautiful creative presentation that, while erotic, is limited to an artist's interpretation and not a sex act.

Here is a preview of what you'll Discover:
- What is Shibari? - Materials for the Japanese art of Shibari - Knotting and Tying - The knot tying of hands "stirrup" - The tying of hands "stirrup" (another variation) - The wrist knot "chain" - The knotting under arm "rat-tail stopper" - Connecting neck with both arms "common whipping" - Leg bind "round lashing" - Hip tie "square lashing" - Ankle's tying - Chest knots - Chest bind "figure 8 knot" - Chest bind "figure 8 knot" with hands - Advanced Knotting & Tying - The rope tying of hands, shoulders and legs - Double loops to tie mid arm mark "bowline" - The tying "fisherman's knot" - Sturdy knot of body "overhand bow" - The tying neck & back "common cross whipping" - The tying "cow hitch" - "Constrictor knot" - Humble coin knot "double overhand" - The tying "ashley stopper knot" - Difficult tying of waist, legs and head - The knotting rope

Shibari for Beginners: Everything you want to know about Kinbaku and Japanese Rope Bondage for Safe and Sensual Shibari