Ena Dahl and Roxu

Roxu:

A passionate practitioner and learner since discovering shibari in 2016, Roxu has traveled near and far in pursuit of new knowledge and inspiration. Eventually disheartened by the lack of offers in and around his home city of Murcia in southern Spain, he went on to cofounding his own rope studio, Espacio Takibi, where he organizes jams, workshops, and study groups. 

Now relocated to Berlin, Roxu blends influences from aibunawa and semenawa into a personal style that is as seductive as it is precise. Highly attuned and full of curiosity in his approach, the way he ties is a dance between technical control and erotic intensity, designed to provoke deep emotional and physical responses. 

Instagram: @roxu.k / @espaciotakibi 

Telegram: t.me/roxuropes

Ena Dahl:

Raised in Oslo and based in Berlin, Ena is a sensualist and multidisciplinary creatrix; a conscious kink educator, author, bodyworker and rope (s)witch. She's been active in the kink and BDSM scenes since 2017, and with Shibari since 2020, through which she reconnected with her sexuality, causing her to change her career from the commercial to the sensual arts.

With a professional background in communication design, Ena is a creative storyteller regardless of her medium, weaving narrative into her work with kink and sexuality to create content--writing, experiences, workshops and sessions--that are as immersive as they are educational. Motivated by the transformational potential of authentic self expression and the unlimited power found in connecting to our innate sexual energy, she is known for her deeply intimate and intuitive approach, emphasizing connection, observation and communication in ropes.

Website: www.enadahl.com

Instagram: @enanna_ascends / @ena.dahl

Telegram: t.me/enadahl

Ena and Roxu met at the European Rigger & Model Exchange (Eurix) in Berlin in the spring of 2024 where they instantly connected over a shared passion for long, drawn-out teasing in (and out of) ropes and have since been traveling across Europe to tie, give workshops and perform together. Their joint approach, whether in the direction of semenawa, aibunawa or something else entirely, is undogmatic and exploratory; each tie together is a conversation based on a desire to dig deeper and uncover more.