Kômon Sarashi Shibari To tie with anus exposed by Tatu (c) 2001, Revised 2005 ________________________________________________________ K kômon = "anus" sarssu = vb "to expose" shibari = to tie or bind A shibari form taught by Japanese Bondage Master Randa Mai, which binds the subject in such a way as to spread the ass cheeks, exposing the anus available for sexual play. Note:  komon means "advisor".  Notice the macron ( ^ ) over the vowel "o" in kômon.  That means that the vowel sound is made longer about 1.7 times the normal length.   We begin by tying a sakuranbo or matanawa (crotch rope). Fold the rope in half making a larks head and wrap around the waist. Pull the rope through the larks head. Tie a simple overhand knot at the clitoris level. Bring the rope between the legs and up the between the buttocks. Tie another overhand knot about 4 or 5 inches above the anus. Pull up and tie off and the waist rope. Now bring the two ends around to the front. Thread through the two vertical ropes in front and back to the back of the buttocks. Finally grab the two rope between the knots and pull opening up a beautiful presentation of the anus.. for sex of play... ________________________________________________________ All content & design © 1995-2020,  TPPI and its affiliates and assigns and licensors, unless otherwise noted. All rights reserved. No claim to copyright is made for original U.S. Government Works. "DsARts", "The Academy of DsARts", "Academy of D/s Arts, Japanese Rope ARt, and "The ARt of Geisha", "The Geisha Files", "The Way of Rope" are copyright titles, logos and signatures of TPPI. Permission is granted to use this terminology when referring to or linking to this website. Unauthorized use is a willful infringement upon my rights under 17 U.S.C. Section 101 et seq. making one liable for statutory damages as high as $150,000 for each occurrence as set forth in Section 504 (c)(2) therein. All Models are at least 21 years old. In accordance with the Federal Labeling and Recording-keeping law (18 U.S.C. 2257), the records required by Federal Law for this website are kept on file.