Seductive Art of Japanese Bondage Book discontinued
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The book of Japanese bondage
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Product Details
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 160
Length: 11 inches
Width: 8.5 inches
Publisher: Greenery Press
Publication date: 2001 year
ISBN: 1890159387
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Catalog ID: ENT3537
Author: Midori
Reviews
An introduction to Theory and Practice
This is a great primer to shibari and I would suggest people pick it up if they want to learn some simple ties that they can expand upon easily and customize to fit their personal tastes. However if you want to just be able to tie all the ties pictured in the book you may want to get some experience with rope and be patient with yourself to get them all done.
Read Full ReviewTime To Jump In
The beauty of Japanese Rope Bondage is coveted by many beginners. Knowing where it start is often a road block. This book is exactly what you need to begin your journey. With step by step illustrations, you are given all the tools you need to jump in. Covering everything from history, safety, after care, and a step by step scene analysis, this book has all you need for a solid foundation.
Read Full ReviewClassic book from a true master
This iconic book by kink educator Midori has really set the standard for what similar books will look like for a long time. Over 10 years since its initial publication, the information doesn't feel dated at all, and rather will be a welcome addition to the library of any bondage enthusiast.
Read Full ReviewConfused & Left Tied In Knots
Safety and history of rope bondage covered, Rope care/maintenance covered in detail.
Read Full ReviewHow do you say "sexy" in Japanese?
Midori's book is a must-have for bondage beginners and collectors of beautiful rope bondage art. The instructions are surprisingly simple and easy to follow, and while I was slightly disappointed by the small number of diagrams and the lack of fancier techniques, I still think this is an excellent, high-quality book that's worth buying just so you can look at it.
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