Full suspension
A suspension in which the tied person is lifted completely off the ground and supported only by uplines running to an overhead point.
In a full suspension the person in rope has no contact with the ground; all of their weight is held by uplines attached to an overhead hardpoint. Rope365 defines suspension (tsuri) by the overhead structure that raises the tied person, and Wikipedia distinguishes the full form from partial suspension by this loss of ground contact. Shibari Study calls the line carrying most of the load the main line. Ropejam Studio, which teaches static full suspension as a weekend course, says that each suspension in it ends with a deliberate, controlled descent to the floor.