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Shibari 101: Creating Deeper Intimacy and Connection with Harley

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Join us for a guided journey into the exciting world of rope bondage.

Designed for curious, caring creatures, this class will explore the art forms potential for profound intimacy, connection and trust building.

We will learn the important foundations of safety and rope-craft before learning some basic yet effective techniques for empowering your inner rope-top.

The lesson structure is designed so that no previous experience is required.

This is a partnered class so come with someone you feel comfortable exploring intimacy and connection with you. 

What we will cover?

Shibari is the erotic practice of traditionally informed Japanese rope bondage. 

In this intimate workshop we will explore exercises and forms to find deeper connection while engaging with this beautiful practice.  

What should I bring?

A learning buddy who is comfortable exploring intimacy and connection with you. Due to the nature of this workshop we will not be pairing attendees up at the workshop. 

If you have your own rope please feel free to bring your own. We will have rope available to borrow for the workshop or purchase to take home.

We advise wearing comfy clothes appropriate for sitting on the floor.

    Accessibility

    • Wheelchair Accessible Venue
    • Gender Neutral Bathrooms
    • Discounted Early Bird Tickets
    • Free Tickets for First Nation Attendees 
    • Auslan Interpreted Upon Request

    Who will be teaching? 

    This series is facilitated by local shibari artists  Ash Snare – a specialist in the science of rope physics from a climbing and arboriculture perspective, and Harley Ōkami – an anatomy specialist arriving from a competitive sports and remedial therapies background. 

    This dynamic duo has a combination of almost 20 years shibari experience to support you on your journey into this exotic and expansive practice.

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    Any other questions or ways we can assist with accessibility? Just shoot delsi (she/her) an email at melbourne@lanewaylearning.com.