Shibari Rope – Traditional Elegance for Contemporary Bondage
Embrace the art of Shibari, the Japanese practice of rope bondage, with this high-quality rope designed for both visual artistry and intimate restraint. Also known as Kinbaku, Shibari blends functionality with aesthetics to create unforgettable bondage experiences.
🚚 1-hour delivery in Edmonton
📦 Discreet Canada & US-wide shipping
🔗 Key Features:
✅ Traditional Design – Perfectly suited for authentic Shibari and rope bondage practices.
✅ Vibrant Color – Available in bold red for a captivating and sensual aesthetic.
✅ Length Options – Choose 5m (16.4ft) or 10m (32.8ft) to match your play style.
✅ Comfortable Thickness – 6mm diameter, designed for secure yet comfortable binding.
✅ Soft & Durable – Polyester and cotton blend balances strength with skin-friendly softness.
📏 Product Specifications:
Color: Red
Lengths: 5m (16.4ft) or 10m (32.8ft)
Diameter: 6mm
Material: Polyester, Cotton
🌍 Shipping Info:
🚗 Edmonton Customers – Delivered within 1 hour via local delivery.
📦 Canada & US Customers – Ships discreetly in plain, unmarked packaging.
Elevate your bondage play with this elegant Shibari Rope, designed for both beginners and advanced enthusiasts. Crafted for durability, safety, and beauty, it delivers an authentic experience inspired by traditional Japanese rope artistry.
What is Shibari Rope used for?
Traditional Japanese rope bondage, also known as Kinbaku, for creating both functional restraints and beautiful rope patterns.
Is this rope beginner-friendly?
Yes, the soft polyester-cotton blend and manageable 6mm thickness make it suitable for all skill levels.
Does it come in different lengths?
Yes, available in both 5m and 10m options.
Does it ship discreetly?
Yes, all Canada and US orders are shipped in plain, unmarked packaging.
Where can I buy Shibari Rope in Edmonton?
Available at Mommys Toy Shop with 1-hour delivery across Edmonton.
Available in Edmonton, Alberta with citywide 1-hour delivery.
Discreet shipping across Canada and the United States.
Popular with rope enthusiasts in downtown Edmonton, Whyte Ave, and nearby neighborhoods.