⭕️ Private Tuition & Sessions ⭕️ Learn & Feel The Art of Shibari

• Arrival & intentions (20–30 min): land, tea, short check-in, boundary & desire setting.
• Guided rope journey (1.5 h): slow, intuitive, body-aware; tailored to your needs (solo or as a couple/duo).
• Integration (15–30 min): gentle landing, water, short debrief.

On most Wednesday afternoon, we offer private tuition & session slots.
Please get in touch per mail at [email protected] to book your slot.

One individual session.
Duration: 2 h + 30 min check-in time.

The full session gives you plenty of time to immerse yourself deeply in the sensory experience of Shibari.

One Short Individual Session
Duration: 1 h + 15 min check-in time.

Designed for those who want to experience the essence of Shibari in a condensed format — perfect to dip into the feeling without committing to a full-length session.

I approach Shibari as a living practice rather than a fixed technique. When I teach or practice, the focus is on intimacy, presence, and meaningful communication through the rope, allowing the experience to unfold in a conscious and connected way.

For me, the essence of Shibari lies in the relationship between aesthetic expression and emotional as well as sensual intention. Rope becomes a way to respond to the body, to hold and stabilise emotional states, creating a position that allows sensations and feelings to surface and settle. By adding ropes, we give form and continuity to that moment, so it can be experienced more clearly and consciously.

My style is minimalistic, mostly floor-based, and guided by breath and presence. Working close to the body allows every rope to have a clear purpose, to shape, transform, and create sensation, so the tying evolves as an intimate, organic process rather than a fixed design.

Read more about Dan’s way of tying and how it evolved into a practice of exploration, intention, and deep connection. Check his article in the

Shibari Studio Berlin is a dedicated space for Shibari workshops, Tantric-Shibari experiences, and private sessions in Berlin, founded in 2024 by multidisciplinary artist Dan Carabas.
The studio’s work focuses on intentional rope practice, embodied connection, and conscious intimacy, using Shibari and Kinbaku as tools for presence, communication, and trust. Experiences are designed for couples, individuals, and artists seeking a grounded, refined approach to rope — beyond technique or performance.
Dan Carabas has worked with Shibari and rope-based practices for over a decade alongside his internationally exhibited art project Metamorphic Sculptures. His teaching approach, often described as “the art of Shibari with intention,” emphasizes intimacy, awareness, and relational depth through rope.
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