Connective ropes: Explore the Art of Kinbaku

In the workshop Connective Ropes, you will delve into the art of slowing down and connecting with your (play)partner through the use of Kinbaku rope basics. This workshop is not technical but rather focuses on the power of connection. You will learn how to drop your agenda and attune to your partner’s needs, desires, and responses, creating a deep sense of intimacy and trust. Through interactive exercises and discussions, you will discover the beauty of connecting through rope, and how it can enhance your play and connection. Join us on this journey of exploration and connection!

During this workshop, you will have the opportunity to:
- Learn the basics of kinbaku rope tying
- Explore how to slow down and connect with your partner
- Discover the importance of dropping your agenda
- Explore ways to connect when using rope
- Have fun when using ropes
- Practice rope tying and connecting with your partner in a safe and consensual environment

*When to do this workshop*
If any of the following reasons resonate with you:
- You are curious about exploring the art of connective ropes
- You want to learn how to create a deeper connection with your play partner
- You want to broaden your BDSM/sexy skills
- You’re looking to meet like-minded people
- You’re looking to deepen your skills and knowledge about kink and BDSM

We find it important to provide a safe and inclusive space during this workshop. Please do not attend if you are not willing to respect other people’s boundaries or create a safe and inclusive space.

*Practical information*
Date: Friday 5 May
Time: 19.00 – 22.00
# of people: max. 12
Location: Kinkhearted’s boathouse (Amsterdam Old West)
Address: The address will be sent to you via email 3 days prior to the workshop.

What to bring: Please wear comfortable clothing that you can move in easily. Please bring a water bottle and a towel or blanket. We will provide all necessary equipment and materials for the workshop.

Food and drinks: We will provide water, tea, and some snacks during the workshop.

Accessibility: The boathouse is located on the water below street level and is therefore not wheelchair accessible. Please let us know if you have accessibility needs or concerns.