Shibari Study Kinktober Day 15 Tongue-tied⁠ ⁠ This was the first and last time we experimented with mouth rope. Krhys actually liked it, but the marks it left across her cheeks lasted for a few days and made makeup for her modeling gigs a challenge.⁠ @shibari_study

Shibari Study Kinktober Day 17 Freestyle⁠ ⁠ Sometimes freestyle starts with a limitation. Krhys had another modeling gig coming up, so we wanted to keep the rope marks to a minimum. A Chinese robe allowed leaving her arms and legs untouched.⁠ @shibari_study

Shibari Study Kinktober Day 18 Best Foot Forward⁠ ⁠ We tend to go to one extreme or the other. Krhys is usually either in a floor tie or completely off the ground, so partial suspensions like this are actually pretty rare for us.⁠ @shibari_study

Shibari Study Kinktober Day 14 Rope High⁠ ⁠ There are moments when I can see exactly where Krhys has gone, and this is one of the clearest examples I’ve ever captured.⁠ ⁠ This is what subspace looks like.⁠ @shibari_study

Shibari Study Kinktober Day 13 Kneeling⁠ ⁠ This was the first time Krhys and I ever worked together, long before we knew what our rope dynamic would eventually become.⁠ ⁠ That first session also gave us our first magazine cover together,⁠ @shibari_study

Shibari Study Kinktober Day 12 Switch It Up⁠ ⁠ Not all of our ties are meant to restrain. This was the first time we stepped away from that and created something purely decorative. @shibari_study

Shibari Study Kinktober Day 11 Keep It Simple⁠ ⁠ Sometimes it really is that simple. A piece of bamboo, some rope, and let the rest happen naturally. This is still one of Krhys’ favorite images we’ve created. ⁠ @shibari_study

Shibari Study Kinktober Day 10 Bottom Led⁠ ⁠ Sometimes the direction starts with the person on the other side of the rope. This came from a cultural set we created around her Chinese heritage, bringing something personal to her into our practice. @shibari_study