Aomuke zuri 仰向け吊り
Face-up suspension: a suspension in which the tied person is held facing upward.
Aomuke zuri (仰向け吊り), also written aomukezuri, joins aomuke, face up, to tsuri, suspension, which takes the form zuri as a suffix. In Shibari Study’s glossary it is simply the suspension in which the person in rope faces upward. The glossary also lists hashigata zuri, a face-up bridge suspension that often uses a hip harness to emphasize the arch of the back. The same glossary has separate entries for face-down (utsubuse zuri) and side (yokozuri) suspension.