Nobuyoshi Araki's book. Bondage - Taschen

During the Kinbaku-bi celebrations, the Japanese art of erotic bondage and one of Nobuyoshi Araki's most important themes, explore the boundary between art and pornography. This collector's edition, featuring Araki's favorite bondage photographs captured throughout his career, is a testament to his ability to enticingly balance sexual sensitivity and seduction.

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