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Introducing Wickedly Woven: Canada’s Premier Source for JBO-Free Jute Shibari Rope

Bringing Safe, Ethical, and Authentic Rope Bondage Supplies to the Canadian Market

Belleville, ON— March 18th 2025 — A new Canadian-based Shibari rope company, Wickedly Woven, has launched with a focus on providing high-quality, JBO-free jute rope designed specifically for Shibari, Kinbaku, and rope bondage enthusiasts. By offering rope that is free from jute batching oil (JBO), the company is ensuring a cleaner, safer, and more environmentally friendly option for rope artists across the country.

JBO is a petroleum-based treatment commonly used in industrial jute production, which can cause skin irritation and leave behind an unpleasant odor. Wickedly Woven’s dedication to sourcing and treating jute rope without harmful oils ensures their product is both body-safe and ready for intimate play.

“Our mission is to provide rope artists with a product that’s not only authentic but also safe and comfortable for the skin,” said Maddy Hayes, founder of Wickedly Woven. “We believe that every tie should feel secure, smooth, and intentional — and that starts with the right rope.”

Key features of Wickedly Woven’s JBO-free jute rope include:

High-Quality Jute Fibers — Carefully selected for strength, flexibility, and natural texture.

Hand-Finished and Conditioned — Each rope is meticulously conditioned to provide optimal softness while maintaining durability.

Eco-Friendly and Ethical — By avoiding petroleum-based treatments, the company reduces environmental impact without compromising performance.

Proudly Canadian — Serving the growing rope community in Canada with fast, reliable domestic shipping.

In addition to rope sales, Wickedly Woven is committed to supporting the Canadian rope community through educational resources, workshops, and collaborations with local artists.

For more information about Wickedly Woven, product details, or to explore educational content, visit www.wickedlywoven.com or follow Wickedly Woven on social media.