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==Biography==
 
==Biography==
  
Sin is a Munich-based English rope artist, practising BDSM from 1987-2001 with Western rope bondage. After a 10-year absence, and having business interests in Japan, took up a fascination with Kinbaku, becoming a student of [[Bingo Shigonawa]]. He now performs regularly at fetish events and parties in Munich, Nürnberg and southern Germany and has performed at fetish events in London, Tōkyō, Los Angeles and San Francisco. He avoids photography and video and describes his style as "sensual/erotic/carnal rope" (官能縄).
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Sin is a Munich-based English rope artist, practising BDSM from 1987-2001 with Western rope bondage. After a 10-year absence, and having business interests in Japan, took up a fascination with Kinbaku, becoming a student of [[Bingo Shigonawa]]. He now performs regularly at fetish events and parties in Munich, Nürnberg and southern Germany and has performed at fetish events in London, Zürich, Tōkyō, Los Angeles and San Francisco. He avoids photography and video and describes his style as "sensual/erotic/carnal rope" (官能縄).
  
 
==Interesting point(s)==
 
==Interesting point(s)==

Revision as of 09:18, 4 October 2015

Sin

Sin, (male, 1962-)

Activities

Munich-based English rope artist. Involved in public performances. Kinbaku Today contributor. Proprietor of 天つ縄 AMATSUNAWA

Alternate Name(s)

Sin

Biography

Sin is a Munich-based English rope artist, practising BDSM from 1987-2001 with Western rope bondage. After a 10-year absence, and having business interests in Japan, took up a fascination with Kinbaku, becoming a student of Bingo Shigonawa. He now performs regularly at fetish events and parties in Munich, Nürnberg and southern Germany and has performed at fetish events in London, Zürich, Tōkyō, Los Angeles and San Francisco. He avoids photography and video and describes his style as "sensual/erotic/carnal rope" (官能縄).

Interesting point(s)

Influenced by Nagare Aotsuki, Ero Ouji and Bingo Shigonawa.

Selected Works

References

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