Esinem – Japanese Rope Bondage Volume 1 & 2 – Tying People, Not Parcels

Esinem – Japanese Rope Bondage Volume 1 & 2 – Tying People, Not Parcels

The most comprehensive and authentic guide available for learning shibari. The author, internationally renowned teacher and performer, Esinem learned his skills directly from several of Japan’s most respected rope masters, Arisue Go, Osada Steve and Kinoko Hajime, and passes on tips from thousands of sessions. Not only does this two DVD set show you the technical side of the ties but, more importantly, how to tie them safely and for maximum effect. These tutorials will change the way you tie as you discover that making beautiful bondage is only a small part of the story; the real secret is how to communicate with rope. The tutorials take you from choosing rope and preparing for a session right through to free-styling and partial suspensions. Every tie is shown step by step with clear close-ups and numerous practical examples. <a href=”http://youtu.be/ygPH-qB7qQA” target=”_blank”>Demo of Vol I:</a> <a href=”http://youtu.be/Cz9mn9_jVUk” target=”_blank”>Demo of Vol II:</a> Please note that this DVD is intended as an educational guide and as such does not include any nudity or explicit material. IMPORTANT! This version is suitable for USA/Canada or those requiring NTSC format. If you are outside this region, you might require the PAL version.

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