Foundation for Sex Positive Culture presents: Anatomy of a Box Tie

Join BacoNawa and Sophia Sky as they share anatomy knowledge and the hands on skill needed to tie a successful and adaptable Takate Kote, aka The Box Tie.  

The Takate Kote, aka the Box Tie, is one of the first forms that one learns in Japanese style bondage and serves as a basic building block for most ties. Most bondage practitioners spend the entirety of their rope journey practicing, perfecting and adapting this beautiful chest harness. We will increase your knowledge of the nerves, muscles and other structures that make up the shoulder girdle that are impacted by the Takate Kote and how to mitigate the stress on those structures. This class is geared towards tops and bottoms. Knowing how to tie or interest in being tied in a Takate Kote is helpful, but not a prerequisite.

This class can accommodate all skill levels beyond single column and two column ties.

This tie can be done on all body types where the bottom’s hands can be placed anywhere behind their back. Please wear loose comfortable clothing, preferably without sleeves and bring rope for the chest harness and floorwork we will be doing during the class.  BacoNawa recommends 4 pieces of 6mm natural fiber rope (hemp or jute preferred) in 26 - 30 foot lengths.

Lecture & participation.
Cost: $40.
Limited to 24 attendees.

About the Presenters:

BacoNawa is an Eagle Scout, Pervert, and Bondage Geek. Rope and knots have been part of his life since childhood. He has spent the last several years studying efficiency, speed, and building erotic connections with his rope bondage.

Sophia Sky is an anatomy geek who delights is sharing how knowledge of the body can increase fun in BDSM and sex play. She enjoys combining athleticism and rope bondage for fun and art.

This workshop is produced by the Foundation for Sex Positive Culture, producer of the Seattle Erotic Art Festival. Please go to TheFSPC.org for more information.

This event is sponsored by the Center for Sex Positive Culture.