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Crossing Hitch (Munter Hitch or Nodome)
A Crossing Hitch, or Nodome, is used to anchor two cords that cross each other. Often used in shibari to make a tie more stable
By Lazarus Redmayne
A Crossing Hitch, or Nodome (の止め), is used when you want to connect two cords that cross each other to keep them from sliding freely. This is a common approach used to improve the stability of many ties.
You will also commonly hear this called the "Munter Hitch", but the word "munter" is used as an insult in some parts of the world, so we are trying to move away from that name...
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