Tifareth is one of the Rope Podcast hosts’ favourite performers. In this episode, which continues the interview from part one (see Ep.122), we explore this topic with her, and discuss:

◦ How she developed her graceful rope handling style

◦ The drills she does and her attention to detail

◦ How she crafts her (amazing) rope performances

◦ How she works with her rope model during performances

◦ How she memorises her performances

◦ The critical role music plays in her performance and why

◦ Her new rope-photography space (Birdhouse, Toronto, Canada) and how it came to be

Tifereth's introduction to rope bondage came in 2011 in the form of a surprisingly enjoyable futomomo tsuri. Since then she's drawn on her dual background in high-performance athletics and figurative arts to push herself physically and aesthetically on both ends of the rope. Known for her dynamic style of sadism, performative rope and creative approach to harness construction, she loves conveying her passion through engaging hands-on methods of instruction. A veteran educator and performer with credits including Prague Shibari Festival, Bondage Expo Dallas, Eurix, Helsinki Shibari, Shibaricon, as well as weekend workshops and performances all over the globe, she is most often found wherever the weird stuff is.