ShibariArt
The teaching brand of rigger Fehér Dani. It offers private rope sessions, a foundation workshop held together with the Ministry of Freedom club, and rope work for photo and film projects.
ShibariArt is the Budapest rope brand of Fehér Dani. Its Hungarian-language website calls shibari the art of tying and stresses trust, mutual respect and consent, arguing that rope is not only about sexuality, restraint or pain but also about aesthetics, sensation and a feeling of safety. Dani has been active in swinger and fetish communities for years, had practiced shibari for about three years by 2026, completed the 100-hour Healing Art of Shibari training and runs the bondage area at the Freedom Fetish party series.
Offerings
Private sessions begin with a conversation about the experience the client is looking for, any previous rope experience, limits and fears, with attention to anatomy and safety throughout; a partner can join, mainly when the aim is to strengthen a relationship. Group teaching runs with the Ministry of Freedom club. The six-hour Alapozó (foundation) workshop combines theory (body awareness, safety, communication, anatomy) with practice of the single column tie and a karada done as a self-tie, and is aimed at newcomers, at people who enjoy being tied, and at people who already tie but skipped the basics. A harness workshop, a rope jam and educational talks at the club build on it. ShibariArt also collaborates on photo and film projects, and its website includes pages on the history of shibari and its key figures. Workshops are taught in Hungarian.