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Jute, linen, and cotton ropes for shibari

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Hand-treated by Anatomie Studio London since 2015

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Since 2015

Customers rate us 4.7/5 based on 429 reviews.
Treated Rope - 6mm Jute Rope Shibari Rope Bundle of 4
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Anatomie jute rope · 6mm single-ply (treated)

Anatomie jute rope · 6mm single-ply (treated)
114,00 lei
114,00 lei
Super Beginners' Jute Rope Kit Shibari Rope Kit Anatomie Red
For beginners
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Super Beginners' Jute Rope Kit

Super Beginners' Jute Rope Kit
330,00 lei
330,00 lei
A coiled red cotton rope with a knot at one end, displayed on a white background.
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Cotton ropes · 6mm · 10m

Cotton ropes · 6mm · 10m
95,00 lei
95,00 lei
EMT Safety Shears EMT shears scissors Pack of 3
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Safety Shears for Shibari

Safety Shears for Shibari
45,00 lei
45,00 lei
Thursday Jute Rope Kit for Shibari Shibari Rope Kit Natural
For beginners

First Rope Kit for Shibari • 2-rope shibari starter set

First Rope Kit for Shibari • 2-rope shibari starter set
254,00 lei
254,00 lei
Shibari Study Jute Rope Kit Shibari Rope Kit

Study Shibari Jute Rope Kit

Study Shibari Jute Rope Kit
540,00 lei
540,00 lei
Miumi-U Teaches Shibari Book

Miumi-U Teaches Shibari

Miumi-U Teaches Shibari
102,00 lei
102,00 lei
Treated Rope - 6mm Anatomie Red Jute Rope Shibari Rope
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Anatomie red jute rope · 6mm single-ply (treated)

Anatomie red jute rope · 6mm single-ply (treated)
134,00 lei
134,00 lei
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Jute rope

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The most widely used rope in shibari.
Linen rope

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A rustic, heavier alternative to jute.
Cotton rope

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Soft, slightly stretchy, and almost zero maintenance.
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Everything you need to maintain your ropes.
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Our rope

Jute — the most popular fibre for shibari ropes. Stiff at first but becomes beautifully smooth and pliable with use. Loved for its high tensile strength for its weight. Jute rope has a textured grip that bites into knots. Treated with a blend of camellia and jojoba oil, finished with overhand knots.

Linen-hemp — another popular rope for shibari. It's slightly heavier than jute, stronger and requires less maintenance.

Cotton — a soft, economical and maintenance free option. Ideal for those who want a wide range of bright colors and tying on the floor (or bed).

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Customers rate us 4.7/5 based on 429 reviews.

Great value, premium products and fantastic support

I was really amazed at how well put together the order and selection of products were. Love the branding and packaging but even more so the people and support... I'll definitely be using them again

- Derrick

Really happy with my order

My order arrived in good time and in descreet packaging as requested. The guide is really helpful with lots of colourful visuals. Thank you so much 😁

- Adelaide

Love the red ogawa

Great rope and the aesthetics are amazing. My rope bunny loves the smooth feeling from the ogawa jute right out of the box... Anatomie is the only place to go.

- John
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Rope Guides
Is my rope safe for suspension? 5 clues that your rope may need to be retired

Is my rope safe for suspension? 5 clues that your rope may need to be retired

Anna Bones
Wear and tear is the damage that naturally and inevitably occurs as a result of normal wear or aging. This happens to shibari jute rope too. Have you left your...
How is shibari jute rope made?

How is shibari jute rope made?

Anna Bones
Jute is a natural fiber derived from the bark of the jute plant, primarily grown in the Indian subcontinent. Known for its rough texture and high tensile strength, jute is...
"How many ropes do I need?" Basic Guide for Beginners

"How many ropes do I need?" Basic Guide for Beginners

Anna Bones
The number of jute ropes you should purchase depends on several factors, including the type of shibari you plan to practice, the complexity of the ties, the length of each...
Is my rope safe for suspension? 5 clues that your rope may need to be retired

Is my rope safe for suspension? 5 clues that your rope may need to be retired

Anna Bones
Wear and tear is the damage that naturally and inevitably occurs as a result of normal wear or aging. This happens to shibari jute rope too. Have you left your...
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