Shibari 201: Futomomo Shibari

🕑 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM (Doors Open @ 9:45 | Doors Close @ 10:10)

📍 Devil Mask Studio - DTLA

🎟️ $50 per person | Memberships accepted

The bent leg tie (also known as a futomomo, futo, or momo depending on your chaos level) is one of rope’s most iconic patterns. Equally suited to sensuality and sadism, the futomomo shines in both floorwork and suspension. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll explore how to build this form with intention, adapting its structure to different bodies and scene goals.

We’ll cover:

– Anatomy and placement for (dis)comfort

– Multiple construction methods, from bare-bones to suspendable

– Creative and functional uses of the futomomo in scenes

– How to modify the pattern for flexibility, mobility, or restraint

This class is part of our Shibari 201 class track, taught on the second Sunday and third Saturday of the month.

Shibari 201 classes focus on the technical and conceptual underpinnings of harness design: how we make patterns and why they work. You don’t need to know the pattern to attend - you'll leave with new tools, new options, and a better understanding of what your rope is doing.

You Should Know:

– Students tying should be comfortable tying a non-collapsing single column cuff. Not sure what that means? Join us for WHY KNOT or a Shibari 102 workshop.

– Some familiarity with frictions - as taught in Shibari 102 classes - will be helpful.

– Students should be comfortable giving and receiving feedback.

You Should Bring:

– At least four pieces of rope (8 meters/30ish feet long) to tie with and a cutting tool

– A notebook or something to take notes on

– Curiosity and a collaborative attitude

🎟️ Sunday Studio Series tickets include access to that day’s Open Studio from 6:00–9:00 PM.

Cancellation Policy:

Refunds are available up to 7 days before the event (less transaction fees). Within 7 days, credit may be offered at the Studio’s discretion. No refunds or credit for no-shows.

To request a refund, contact us: info@devilmaskstudio.com