Private Shibari Classes London

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Learn Shibari
in
Private Classes

The art of holding and being held

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My interest is where technique meets
embodied intelligence.
I teach Shibari as something felt in the body,

where the real skill is knowing how a tie lands,
how to hold and how to let go.

Riggers

No model - no problem.
Learn to tie from someone who's spent twenty years being tied.

One-to-one instruction from both ends of the rope, so you don't just learn where the rope goes, you learn what it does to the person in it.

No partner? You won't miss out. You'll tie me: the difference a few degrees of tension makes, why a tie that looks right can still feel wrong, how to read the body in front of you and adjust before they have to ask.

For experienced riggers, this is close, honest feedback of a kind that's hard to come by: the small corrections in placement, timing and mechanics that move you further in one class than months of practising alone. Bring a tie that's been bothering you and we'll take it apart together.

First evening in rope or years in, the class is built around your hands, your pace, and what you want to be able to do.

Couples

Learn the art of holding and being held.
Of truly seeing each other.

An unhurried class in a private London studio, just the two of you: learning to tie, to be tied, and to feel what moves between you when one of you holds and the other lets go.

We start slow. You'll learn to read each other: the change in breath when a tie lands right, the small tells that say more, or enough. Rope gives you a way to ask and answer without words, and it has a way of staying with a couple long after the last rope comes undone.

No experience needed, and none assumed. First time or years in, the class shapes itself around the two of you, your bodies, your pace, and what you're curious to feel.

Models

Being tied is a skill
and it's rarely taught as one.

Learn Shibari as a model - being tied is a skill. We work somatically with th nervous system to dive into expressing emotional landscapes, overcoming fear, tension and learning the art of surrender

Most teaching treats the person in the rope as the canvas. I teach you as the artist. Twenty years on the receiving end means I can pass on what usually gets left out: how a tie actually lands, how to breathe into the weight of it instead of bracing, how to stay with a strong sensation and let it move through you rather than fight it and how to know, from the inside, the difference between an edge worth riding and a limit worth naming. We'll work on presence, on reading your rigger and shaping a scene from your side of the rope. On finding your own voice in it, so that what you do is seen, felt and shaping the narrative of the scene.

New to modelling, or an experienced bottom refining your expression, holding trauma or encountering hurdles you can't seem to overcome the work meets you where you are and takes your practice somewhere holistic, expressive, and unmistakably yours.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

JAMES S.

Teaching was fantastic and very clear.

MIA L.

Anna's class exceeded my expectations. Great instructor and role model!

DANIELLE H.

Anna created such a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere, and we really appreciated the patience, guidance, and expertise throughout the class. It was a fantastic experience that we'll both remember for a long time

Learn Shibari in Private Classes