We are running a special class next month, Introduction to Shibari. Four hours (including 20-30 mins of lunch break) to learn about the history of shibari, consent and boundaries for rope play, at least 3 beginner ties, and introduction to the concept of tensions and frictions.

The classes are $60 per person, limited numbers. In the last 2 years, most of the Beginner Peer Rope classes sold out. Don't wait last minute to get your tickets!!!

Please book your ticket here

https://events.humanitix.com/introduction-to-shibari12

Intimate Horizons is an inclusive, safe space for LGBTIQ + and welcomes anyone interested in learning about Japanese rope ( 18+ ).

The door opens at 9.45 am and the class starts at 10 am sharp and runs for 4 hours, with a break after the first 2 hours.

Please stay at home if you feel unwell.

Elisa is also managing Peer Rope Melbourne

Elisa's bio: Hailing from Rome, Elisa became interested in alternative sexuality early in life. Elisa has been a linchpin of the growing polyamory community since 2012 in Rome before moving to Sydney in 2015.
An experienced kinkster, Elisa has worked as a pro-domme in both her old home and new. Since moving to Sydney, she has opened new avenues into tantra and body awareness practices. She has been involved as a helper and presenter at Xplore Rome, Really Good Sex Festival, Love and Lust Festival, Eros Festival, OZ Kink, Burning Man Community, MindBodySpirit Festival, and more.

Teaching since 2017 in Australia, mainly in Sydney and Melbourne, but also in Newcastle, Canberra and Brisbane, and since 2019 in the US (San Francisco, Las Vegas and Oakland) and Europe (Berlin, Wien, Rome).
She started her journey into the rope scene in 2013, before as a bunny and 3 years later as a rigger. She uses ropes as a form of communication between her and the bottom. Furthermore, she loves sensual and erotic rope play, alternating pleasure and pain during the scene.

Facebook/Instagram @intimatehorizons @peerropemelb

Website www.intimatehorizons.com

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions):

Q. What should I wear?
A. We suggest you wear something comfortable, ensuring ease of movement. For anyone wearing a bra, we recommend wearing one without the metal wire (like a sports bra). It could be painful if we practice a chest harness and you are the model.

Q: Do I need to bring my own ropes?
A: No, you don't need to bring your own ropes if you don't have any. We have plenty available for everyone participating in the Beginner course.

Q. Do I need a partner for these classes?
A. No, a partner is not required for the Beginner 1 classes, and solo attendees are more than welcome. Remember, even if there are often people to practice with, this could not always be the case. However, most of the ties in this course are easy to practice on yourself.

Refund policy: Tickets are not refundable but can be transferred to another person.

This is a 18+ only event.

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