Bänana's Agura Harness

In this shibari tutorial, Bänana teaches her favorite suspendable three-rope Agura Harness with her model Marion.

The cross-legged Agura is one of those traditional shibari ties that has inspired countless variations, lending itself to adaptations that range from the ultra-simple to the highly structured. Bänana’s Agura? Supportive, robust and designed to be truly versatile in suspensions. As Bänana explains, the key elements of this Agura are a solid, well-reinforced stem to ensure even weight distribution as well as various loading options for taking it into the air. Importantly, she explains how decisions you make at the start of the tie will either make it more or less intense for the person being tied. Start mindfully and follow along to discover what might just become your go-to Agura. (Check out Bänana’s Agura Transition Sequence suspension tutorial to see this harness in action.)

This shibari class is suitable for advanced riggers and bottoms looking for sustainable and stable harnesses for suspension or, if you simply intend to play on the ground, for anyone looking to expand their lower body harness repertoire. Please only attempt to use this harness in suspensions if you already have some suspension experience.

* Captions available for this series: English