Head-lines by @Naturalturn

Discover fun and secure ways of attaching rope lines to the head for a delightful experience! @Naturalturn will cover a variety of approaches, including head harnesses and hair ties. These versatile approaches have applications ranging from standalone head bondage to enhancing comfort in suspension bondage by reducing neck strain, and even adding elements of playful predicaments.

This class is welcoming to beginners. No previous experience with rope bondage is required.

Cover photo & rope by @Naturalturn

What do you need to bring?

• 1-3 x 30ft rope
• Some shorter, thinner ropes if you have any.
• You & your bottom's aftercare needs.

We have loaner ropes if you don't have your own ropes yet. We will also provide yoga mats to tie on, snacks, and water.

🎟️ Get Your Tickets Here

Date: 21st Jan 2024 (Sunday)

Time: 2pm - 4pm

Instructor: @Naturnalturn

Location: Campbell

(You will receive the exact address in your confirmation email)

Common Q&A

1. Do I need to bring my own rope?

The house will provide jutes for everyone to use. However, it is strongly advised to bring your ropes.

1. Do I need a rope bottom?

Yes, it is very hard to tie your own hair/head... You may come solo and audit the class. We will encourage solo attendees to pair up, but we can not promise you will find a tying partner. If you are a switch, pair up with your switch-y friends! You learn the most if you can experience both sides!

1. What should I wear?

For Riggers: Anything you feel the most comfortable in. You will feel

warmer than your bottom, so don't put too many layers on!

For bottoms: Tighter clothes are the best. For example tank tops and yoga pants. If you wear bras, please remember to take them off or wear wireless bras for upper body ties.

1. Will I be able to learn to suspend someone?

No. This class will be a groundwork focus.

Meet Our Instructor @Naturnalturn

@Naturalturn has been practicing beautiful rope art in the Bay Area scene for 29 years. He has taught dozens of workshops on various aspects of rope bondage ranging from beginning to advanced, both locally and nationally. He is also a fire dancer and a photographer.