Basic Knots
Learn the building blocks that will enable you to create complex Shibari ties. These are the must-have basics that will jump-start your rope bondage career.
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Overhand knot
This is as simple as it gets. That said, it doesn't hurt to go over the basics so you feel comfortable learning knots of increasing difficulty. Start to get comfortable with the ropes and explore.
Overhand on a Bight
Start with the basics
Lark's Head
This knot is the building block for most ties ranging from the easiest to the most complex
Square Knot
Pay attention when tying this knot. It looks simple, but it's easy to end up with a grandma's knot if tied incorrectly.
One-handed Slip Knot
Impress your friends by tying a one-handed slip-knot in less than 5 seconds!
Double Coin Knot
Join two ropes in an elegant way
Inline Double Coin Knot
A beautiful knot. Great for decorative ties
Fisherman's knot
Try out this simple and elegant way to tie two ropes together.
Prusik Head Knot
This knot will tighten under tension and remain loose when not
Prusik Head Inline Knot
Attach two ropes with ease
Cross Hitch Friction
Keep the ropes in place using friction
Two Half Hitches
Attach the end of the rope to an object, basically used as an anchor.
X Friction
Solidly attach two ropes in a T shape
Square Friction
Great to attach ropes that are perpendicular to each other and then continue tying in such a way they are parallel to each other
