Attache-Moi
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Attache-Moi

Marseille, France

Shibari school near Marseille: weekly group classes from beginner to advanced, private lessons, Jams & Munchs, and a guest instructor every quarter. Taught by HwG-Paris & Elata.

ENG, FR, IT

Anatomy & SafetyBeginner-friendlyCommunicationFloor workHashira / vertical postSuspension
  • Workshops
  • Private lessons
  • Jams
  • Intensives
  • Performances
  • Play parties

More about Attache-Moi

Attache-Moi is a Shibari school in Roquefort-la-Bédoule, near Cassis, between Marseille and Toulon. It was founded by HwG-Paris and Elata, who teach most classes.

The space is about 80 m², with tatamis, a photo studio and suspension points.

Weekly group classes run in four levels, from Découverte for complete beginners to Envol for confirmed practitioners. Classes are booked in pairs, five pairs at most, so the teacher can follow each pair closely. Beginners start with safety, consent, communication and the single column tie, then work on frictions, tension and posture, then first harnesses and floor futomomo. Advanced groups work on TK, gote variations, transitions and suspension preparation.

We also give private lessons, host regular Jams and Munchs, run themed workshops and invite a guest instructor every quarter. Students come from Marseille, Aix, Toulon, Nice and further. Classes are taught in French, with English and Italian possible.

The team

  • HwG

    HwG

    (he/him)

    Founder, instructor

    Rigger, performer and instructor, founder of Attache-Moi. HwG teaches Shibari in Marseille and Paris through private lessons, group classes and workshops, and has run Les Ateliers Shibari du Levant since 2021. He designed several ties, including the Hip Harness, the Mini Skirt and the Marquise series, some of them featured in TheDuchy tutorials. His teaching starts from safety, anatomy and communication, and follows the pace of each pair.

  • Elata

    (she/her)

    Co-founder, instructor, photographer

    Co-founder of Attache-Moi, Elata teaches alongside HwG in group classes and workshops. She is also a rope model and photographer, and many of the school's images are hers. In class she brings the view from inside the ropes: how a tie feels, when to speak up, how to keep talking during a session.

Accessibility

Physical space

  • Accessible parking nearby
  • Step-free entrance
  • Wide doorways / hallways

Sensory experience

  • Breaks encouraged
  • Clear reporting or support pathways shared
  • Low-scent environment
  • Neurodiversity-affirming
  • Trauma-informed
  • Quiet or low-stimulus area available

Financial accessibility

  • Sliding scale or reduced-cost options
  • Loaner ropes available

Community safety

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