Post #2500042

A sweet grassy scent dances delicately along the air. It's a nice muted smell of hemp. You inhale deeply to savor the taste, and release it with a long slow breath. You open your eyes to find yourself still in your enclosure. You don't often get the smells from your little tours, so it's definitely a notable experience already. You're being asked... something, but it's difficult to parse the voice in your thoughts. Maybe you need to figure out the question as well this time? You look out the clear window of your enclosure, and find yourself intrigued by the featured tie... Continued in the #AltText --- I especially liked this particular tying session. It was after a round table discussion on connective rope. While we didn't do a connective rope scene at the time, it did help create a good headspace for the intentional tie. This is commonly known as a "Fisherman's Harness." Some also refer to it as a "Fishbone Harness" but this is not as widely known. A lot of the time when there's extra rope, folx will add a stem down the middle of the front and anchor it to a hip harness. I didn't have as much natural colored rope at the time and I liked the vibe I had going so opted for a different approach. Cuffing the hands was a perk to prevent the subject from being able to slide arms out as easily. This particular harness is top of the list for prospective rope bottoms with small fiber neuropathy or some other types of nerve and/or circulation issues. It's safe for suspension as well as long as the appropriate anchor points are used. #RopeArt #Shibari #RopeBondage #KatPics