You might call it Shibari. I call it playing with rope.
Seriously playful rope art - for the curious, the open, and the willing to be surprised.
About Jonathan
My name is Jonathan.
I tie people up - and I mean that in the best possible way.
I studied Shibari, practiced it, and then chose a different path. Not out of disrespect - out of curiosity about what rope could become when you let go of the rulebook.
My work is chaotic in the best sense. Imperfect on purpose. Joyful, surprising - and yes, frequently funny.
Where do you want to start?
What women say
Sam Jones, the Netherlands
"I'm a single mom of two, and a lifelong control freak who learned to surrender - not easily, but genuinely.
When perimenopause hit, I found myself looking for new experiences in surrendering. Rope felt like one worth exploring.
I trusted Jonathan completely from the start. I wasn't nervous - mainly just curious.
When the rope went on for the first time, my reaction was simple: curiosity, excitement. Yay, a new thing!
I was surprised how connected I felt. It was very safe and very intimate. It was as if the rope was following me - my movements, my body. Very playful. Like someone holding you very close.
I ended up feeling wonderful. And very tired.
To any woman thinking about it: just try it. It feels so safe and comforting.
I've heard people talk about rope as healing - and I completely get that."