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Events Calendar

April 12th
1pm-6.30pm
@ Subspace, Prague

Nawa Riccardo Kai
Performance

 

It is a private session to tie for real, without music, without limits, sharing with the public the love for the style of rope that we represent. It is an occasion to see Wildties tie every time different models, and appreciate the different kind of interaction with each.

But the Nawa Kai is more than that, it's a place to talk, to share stories and experiences, to discuss about the japanese interpretation of rope, without the need for political correctness that is so widespread in workshops and other rope events. It's a place to hear about Wildties' experiences with Naka Sensei and what he has lived and learned in his trips in Japan. It is a great occasion to learn more, and be part, of this legacy. It is an occasion to share views on aesthetic and philosophy, to talk about our history and to broaden our Kinbaku culture.

 

Level: all levels 

Location: Subspace Studio

May 20th
6.30pm-9.30pm

@ The Psychedelic Society

Intro to Shibari
 Beginner's Class

 

Join us for an intimate and educational evening exploring the art of Japanese rope bondage with Shibari practitioner and educator Anna Noctuelle.

In this Shibari Intro Taster Class, Anna will guide us through the origins and evolution of Shibari, from its roots in Japan to its diverse contemporary expressions around the world. You'll discover the different styles of rope work and get an insight into Anna’s personal and intuitive approach to the practice.

This session is designed for absolute beginners and no prior experience is needed.

Whether you’re attending solo or with a partner, you’ll have the chance to try out a few simple ties yourself in a safe, supportive space. There will also be time for open Q&A, so feel free to bring your curiosity and any questions you may have.

WHAT TO EXPECT:

  • An overview of Shibari history and philosophy

  • Introduction to various Shibari styles

  • Anna’s approach to rope as a tool for connection and communication

  • Hands-on practice with basic ties

  • Open discussion and Q&A

Please wear comfortable clothing you can move in, and bring your own yoga mat.
 

Level: Beginners 

Location: Chocolate Studios, London

May 30th
6.30pm-9.30pm

@ Bristol

Embracing the Gote:
A Rope Model's Perspective

 

The Gote, or Takate Kote, represents more than just a technical harness—it's a profound journey of connection, sensation, and mutual understanding. This workshop invites both riggers and models to explore this iconic and foundational tie through a holistic, nuanced lens.

We will learn about the structure and purpose of this tie, how it affects your body, identify potential risks and learn how to manage and mitigate them. Beyond mere technical execution, we'll delve into the rich emotional landscape of the Gote. Participants will discover how this tie transcends its practical purposes, becoming a powerful medium of communication, trust, and shared experience. This workshop is designed for both riggers and models who wish to deepen their understanding of this simple yet complex tie and want enhance their experience in ropes. The workshop will be a mix of discussions, Q&A, and practical exercises. It would be beneficial if the people tying/riggers would be able to tie a 2TK or at least the upper wrap.

Level: all levels 

Location: tba

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