Owls Gaze is a rope switch with top-leaning and self-tying experience. Starting her rope journey in Fall 2024, she focuses on self-tying suspensions and partials as a meditative practice with an interest in affectionate sadism for partnered rope. As a burlesque performer and co-producer of The Bombshells Cosplay, she is passionate about incorporating her extensive experience in theatrical performance with the art of rope tying, creating dynamic and impactful scenes for audiences.
Owl is now a Rope Educator teaching fundamentals of rope, and is excited to share her knowledge base of performance and rope bondage in an educational environment for the community
Rope comes in all flavors and sizes, and many of us choose to tie with natural fiber options. Those natural fibers need a unique degree of care and maintenance and we'd like to talk about that! Putting in that care and effort can elevate your rope kit from just a generic pile of dead plant fibers into a personalized set of well-loved tools. Bring a hank of rope and get ready to give it some TLC as we walk you through some of many ways of breaking in your new rope or giving an old piece a new shine. Prerequisites No prior rope experience required. This class is designed for complete beginners What to Bring - 1-2 pieces of rope
The idea of performing is tantalizing for those of us who like being in front of a crowd, for those of us who like making a scene of our scenes, or for those of us who just like to show off our hard-earned skills. But there's more to performing than meets the eye! Take a step behind the curtain with us and learn about what goes into a performance. Sequencing, music, timing, communication, equipment choice, and more! Prerequisites - A non-cinchable single column, frictions, and familiarity with the ties and frictions that make up suspension worthy chest harness and hip/leg harness What to Bring - 4-8 pieces of rope (25-30 feet each) - A willing partner - Comfortable clothing that allows movement - Water bottle - Rope Cutting Tool - Notebook for taking notes (optional)
