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	TSR : Web boards : Other Topics : "Wanting to learn Japanese Rope work" Wanting to learn Japanese Rope work (5) This post is on the Other Topics web board. Mon 23 Jan 06, 5:07 AM dok112 6 yrs Anyone know of any good sites or books to learn the art of Japanese Rope tieing? I'm pretty good at basic rope work, but I want to learn the more intricate stuff. It looks really cool, and I think it will look great on my boy. 23 Jan 06, 9:15 PM Kitten341636 UK, 12 yrs dok112 wrote: Anyone know of any good sites or books to learn the art of Japanese Rope tieing? I'm pretty good at basic rope work, but I want to learn the more intricate stuff. It looks really cool, and I think it will look great on my boy. 2 book i can reccomend are : The Seductive Art to Japaneses Bondage . by Midori ISBN : 1-890159-38-7 Great step by step book taking you through positioning and tying tips for those who need a little more guidance Or for those more in tune with the velvet rope then Asia Bondage is the title for you Photography by Steven Speliotis Stunning B/W photos of Asian Bondage Great for Ideas to yheighten anticipation although the photos are of women in bondage, the techniques remain the same for any situation. ISBN if needed 3-9807602-6-X Happy Hunting and Enjoy the experience i know your slave will .. Meow xx You Cannot help but smile in the company of kittens 25 Jan 06, 9:52 PM cadenas US, 6 yrs dok112 wrote: Anyone know of any good sites or books to learn the art of Japanese Rope tieing? I'm pretty good at basic rope work, but I want to learn the more intricate stuff. It looks really cool, and I think it will look great on my boy. There are some sites others have already pointed you to. Tatu is very, very good. Other than that, it really depends on what your goal is. If it is to make your bondage more intricate and prettier, a lot of it is simply your own fantasy. Just do whatever you like and what feels good and right. That's what many people mean when they say "Japanese rope tying". If you want to go all the way, so to speak, see if you can find somebody who will teach you shibari - it will involve a lot more than rope tying, though; there is a whole culture and history and terminology involved, too. Shibari is derived from a centuries-old martial art form, and just as karate or aikido is quite structured. Somebody else recommended Shibaricon. It's a great event if you are after learning more and better general rope bondage. Despite the name, there are very few people who actually do shibari there. 26 Apr 08, 9:48 AM Mercenary_Bastard UK, 4 yrs http://www.japanrope.com/jrb.html 26 Apr 08, 11:41 PM 842-117-802 CA, 4 yrs This youtube channel, http://www.youtube.com/user/twistedmonkcom , has some good instructional videos to begin with. Perhaps they would be of use? 15 Sep 08, 1:54 AM Necrosed_rose US(WI), 3 yrs Y! Kitten341636 wrote: 2 book i can reccomend are : The Seductive Art to Japaneses Bondage . by Midori ISBN : 1-890159-38-7 Great step by step book taking you through positioning and tying tips for those who need a little more guidance Hmm, I shall have to buy this book. It would be cool to learn how to do more ties.