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Hojojutsu (also spelled hojōjutsu) is the traditional Japanese martial art of restraining a person using rope. Long before rope became associated with modern Shibari or kinbaku, it was a practical tool of law enforcement, shaped by social hierarchy, ritual, and aesthetics. Understanding hojojutsu provides valuable context for contemporary rope practitioners and offers insight into how restraint in Japan evolved from necessity into art.
How often you should condition Shibari rope depends on the fiber, how often you use it, and how it’s stored. Conditioning isn’t a fixed schedule so much as responsive care.
Always let the rope’s feel guide you more than the calendar.
At Wickedly Woven, rope is more than a tool — it is a living medium of connection, trust, and craftsmanship. Whether you are just beginning your journey into Shibari or refining a long‑standing practice, understanding your rope — how it is made, used, and cared for — can deeply transform your experience.
Shibari — the Japanese art of rope bondage also called Kinbaku — has a growing community across Canada that spans educational spaces, social groups, workshops, and events. While different cities have varying levels of activity, many places offer places to learn, practice, and socialize in safe, consent-focused environments. ShibariNews
