Very often I’m in the argument about quality or even more vague: beauty in Kinbaku. Why is this tie more beautiful than another? Why does this picture look good and the other not? What is […]
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How to be a good student
by Andrea Kurogami We are very impressed by this article from our dear friend and Kinbaku LuXuria “colleague” and we wanted to give it a re-post here in our collection and also provide a German […]
Make a pause to look at her..
Make a pause to look at her… Our performance at Ellipsis Rope Space, Rotterdam, 2018, captured by Haag
What makes a perfect kinbaku photography?
We have now seen the pictures of three teams. They’ve directed by You. You have given specific instructions for the Kinbaku, accurate instructions for the light, and the exact settings for the cameras. You even […]
Sugiura Magick
Behind the scenes of a Kinbaku Photography workshop with Sugiura Norio Rope: WykD Dave Assistenz: Patrick Bal
A short guide on how to negotiate consent in rope and get what you really want
Consent in rope is a hot topic these days. There are many words written about empowering the person in ropes to set up or defend their boundaries and creating awareness for the tying person to […]
The six most serious mistakes beginners in Kinbaku consistently do
Giving lessons to beginners in Kinbaku, I always start my workshops with: “I will teach you, what I wish someone would have taught me as I started.” My start in Kinbaku was really not good. […]
About Studio 6×6
Studio6x6 was created as a safe haven for experiments with art, rope, body&soul. At one hand, it is our private Kinbaku studio, a physical place to learn and to share. On the other hand, it is also a concept – the idea of creating a space where everyone is allowed to be themselves. More…
About us
We are a loving couple in an open relationship. Our shared journey to explore Kinbaku and especially Seme Nawa has become an important and enriching part of our lives. We share by passing on our experience and knowledge and by opening our studio for interested people to tie together. more…
About Kinbaku
Kinbaku (緊縛) means “tight binding, and it is used as a synonym for erotic bondage. Often the term Shibari (縛り) is used interchangeable. For us, it is a personal, intimate journey. Rope and tying is, and always has been, plentiful in Japanese culture… More
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