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2 experiences

AliceBlue

In person & Online/Virtual

Amsterdam NL

Guiding sensory sluts one step at a time

2 services

BDSM Fetishist Muse Performer

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1 experience

My name is Miss Noa and I am a shibari artist and soft domme. The focus of my practice lies on expanding the very notion of sensuality. I am caring and grounded, allowing the people I touch quiet their mind and deeply submit themselves to pleasure. I provide a space where the energy of sex can freely exist without even having to take our clothes off. My main passion is rope bondage, I have been tying professionally for over three years now. My training consisted of private tuition from multiple female shibari artists (hua hua, Gorgone, Murasaki Haruan, Kasumi Hourai) and I travelled to Japan to learn straight from the source. It was very important to me to learn about the origins and cultural context of the craft. I do suspensions, but my natural tying style is floor or semi suspension based. I love being close to the person im tying, both physically as well as psychologically. To me personally, bondage is about sensuality and restraint, not about pain. This text written by one of my clients, describes my way of working perfectly: "Take a pause from the hands at work, the bodies, the rope, the knots and play - and watch her eyes - its her greatest trick - the slight of hand disguised in sex and power and play - but watch her eyes - thats where you will see the real work unfold. There is an intense attentiveness there. A rare, almost uncanny ability to sense what is held inside another person and deliberately draw it out. She doesn’t just tie rope; she unties things that were knotted long before the session began. I did not expect such tenderness. Beneath the power and control is deep empathy, care, and respect. Noana meets people where they are, holds them safely, and guides them somewhere new - with intention and trust. She is certainly a technical master of her craft, an artist in her execution, and quite possibly a witch (the best kind.)" That being said, in my Domme practice I do enjoy inflicting physical pain on others, just not through the medium of rope. The reason I call myself a soft domme is because the energy I tie, hurt, or penetrate people with, is joyful and loving, not derogatory. If you enjoy humiliation and degradation as a sub, I am not your woman! I love the tantalizing and the carnal, and letting all the weight of the world slip away in the heat of my scenes.

1 service

Dominatrix Rigger Shibari artist BDSM

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Bea.letsPlay

In person & Online/Virtual

Amsterdam NL

body-positive kinkster fiercely dedicated to breaking down shame & turning up the volume on your desires

Artist BDSM

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4 experiences

Sephira

In person

Amsterdam NL

Reconnect with your body to feel more, exciting all your senses

3 services, 1 event

BDSM Coach Dancer Dom Educator Fetishist Muse Performer

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3 experiences

Mx Lin

In person & Online/Virtual

Amsterdam NL

Multidisciplinary artist and domme

2 services, 1 event

Dominatrix Educator Facilitator Muse Rigger Shibari artist BDSM

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carlyjorve

In person & Online/Virtual

Amsterdam NL

Goddess Carly: Professional Dominatrix and Creatrix of Ritual Fantasies

Muse BDSM

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vitavolition

In person & Online/Virtual

Amsterdam NL

Your pain is my pleasure 😈⛓️🖤

Author BDSM Erotic creator

FILTH_Deelite

In person & Online/Virtual

Amsterdam NL

I am the founder and owner of Filth Latex Clothing in the Netherlands. My latex journey started about 30 years ago working for Demask in Amsterdam and over the last few years I have been creating my own brand. The goal of Filth is to create new and unique garments of the highest quality that are inspired by fetish in music and fashion. My clothes explore the role and relationship between the voyeur and the exhibitionist with the use of standard and semi transparent latex in the garments. The garments are meant to tease, not be explicit. On a personal level I am just trying to get the kinks out.

BDSM Erotic creator

BDSM in Amsterdam: A Guide

BDSM is an umbrella term for consensual practices that explore power, sensation, control, surrender, and trust. It can include dominance and submission, restraint, roleplay, ritual, impact play, psychological dynamics, or more subtle forms of power exchange.

Exploring BDSM in Amsterdam can take many forms. It might mean booking a private session with an Amsterdam dominatrix, discovering the city’s fetishwear brands, attending a sex club or play party with the support of a BDSM guide, booking a shibari bondage session, or exploring kink infused tantra or massage with a practitioner who works across disciplines.

BDSM in Amsterdam on Sensuali

BDSM on Sensuali sits within the wider category of Kink & Fetish experiences. When people search for Amsterdam BDSM, they are often looking for playful, curated experiences with trusted practitioners who understand both the physical and psychological aspects of kink. On Sensuali, you will find a diverse range of trusted BDSM practitioners based in Amsterdam, including:

Professional dominants and dominatrixes offering private sessions, and who may be open to showing you around Amsterdams sex clubs and BDSM experiences
Kink coaches supporting kink exploration, boundaries, and communication
Fetish specialists working with specific interests or dynamics
Amsterdam Shibari practitioners focused on rope bondage and restraint
Independent fetishwear and latex brands based in Amsterdam
Tantric or somatic practitioners who integrate BDSM with presence and embodiment

Whether you are new to BDSM or deeply experienced, exploring alone or with a partner, there are providers on Sensuali who work across many levels of curiosity and comfort.

You will also find practitioners whose work focuses on the psychological and relational side of BDSM, such as negotiating consent, navigating jealousy, exploring surrender, or understanding dominance beyond surface level performance.

Why Would I Explore BDSM in Amsterdam?

If you are searching for BDSM Amsterdam, it is often because you are curious about power, trust, sensation, or parts of yourself that are difficult to explore alone.

BDSM is not only about pain or intensity. For many people, it is about structure, communication, release, feeling held, or temporarily stepping out of everyday roles.

To Explore Kink Safely

Experienced BDSM practitioners understand negotiation, consent, and aftercare. Whether you are new to kink or already familiar with BDSM dynamics, working with someone knowledgeable allows exploration to feel contained rather than overwhelming, and much safer than exploring without guidance.

To Understand Your Desires

Many people are curious about dominance, submission, or fetish but are unsure what actually suits them. BDSM sessions or coaching can help you explore fantasies, limits, and curiosities without pressure to perform or commit to an identity.

To Try BDSM as a Couple

BDSM in Amsterdam is not only for solo clients. Couples often explore power exchange together, whether that means introducing new dynamics, strengthening trust, or learning how to communicate desires and explore power play together.

To Release and Let Go

For some, BDSM offers a way to explore surrender and vulnerability. BDSM sessions can be incredibly cathartic and some even describe it as healing and therapeutic. It releases stress and offers relief from the everyday roles we play. Working with an experienced practitioner can help you explore these states consciously, rather than through confusion or secrecy.

Finding BDSM Practitioners in Amsterdam on Sensuali

On Sensuali, BDSM providers in Amsterdam are independent, trusted professionals offering a wide range of approaches, from gentle, introductory exploration to more advanced or specific kink dynamics.

You can create a free member profile on Sensuali to browse Amsterdam BDSM practitioners, read their profiles, explore their individual styles, and message them directly. This allows you to start a conversation and find a provider whose approach feels right for you.

A couples private BDSM session usually begins with conversation rather than action. Once arriving at your agreed location, which might be a BDSM dungeon which the provider operates from, there will be time for you to sit down, as the practitioner talks with both partners about what you are curious about, what feels off limits, and how you already relate to power or control in your relationship. This is where roles are discussed, not assigned. Some couples want one partner to be dominant, some want the practitioner to take the lead, others are simply exploring together. The goal at this stage is alignment, safety, and clarity.

Once the session moves into the experience itself, it is often slower and more structured than people expect. This might involve guided power exchange, light bondage, ritual, verbal direction, or carefully paced sensation, depending on what you agreed beforehand.

Many couples spend as much time observing, listening, or responding emotionally as they do engaging physically. The practitioner holds the container, checking in, adjusting the dynamic, and helping both partners stay present with what is coming up rather than rushing through it.

The session usually ends with a deliberate wind down. There is space to reconnect as a couple, talk through feelings, and return to everyday roles gently. This closing part matters because BDSM can surface trust, vulnerability, excitement, or uncertainty. A well run couples session leaves you feeling more connected to each other, with clearer communication and a better understanding of what aspects of BDSM genuinely fit your relationship.

Shibari Sessions

Shibari is one of the most approachable BDSM related experiences to start with, even if you feel nervous or unsure. It usually happens in a calm, quiet space where one person gently ties rope around another person’s body in careful patterns. The rope is placed slowly, with lots of pauses, and the person tying keeps checking how the body feels, how the breath feels, and whether everything is comfortable and safe. Nothing is done suddenly. The rope is not there to trap or hurt, but to hold, support, and create a feeling of being contained.

During a shibari session, many people feel very still, very present, and very aware of their body. Some people feel relaxed, others feel emotional, and some feel quietly excited. There does not need to be any sexual touch at all. Often the experience is about trust, about letting someone else take care of you for a while, or about feeling your body in a new way. When the ropes are removed, there is usually time to sit, breathe, and come back slowly, so you do not feel rushed or overwhelmed.

A Private BDSM Session

A private BDSM session is another common way people explore kink on Sensuali. This usually begins with talking, not action. You discuss what you are curious about, what you do not want, and how intense or gentle the experience should be. The session itself might include things like verbal guidance, simple power dynamics, light restraint, ritual, or structured roles. It is not about copying something dramatic you have seen online. It is about creating a safe, agreed experience that fits you.

These sessions are often slower and quieter than people expect. Much of the experience comes from tone, attention, and how you respond emotionally, rather than from physical sensation. A good practitioner keeps checking in and helps you feel grounded throughout.

Exploring Amsterdam With a Kink Practitioner

Some people do not want a private session at all, and instead want guidance. On Sensuali, you can find kink practitioners who may help you explore Amsterdam’s sex positive spaces. This might include visiting Amsterdam sex clubs, play parties, or learning how these spaces work without pressure to participate. It can also include being shown reputable fetishwear brands or shops, and learning how people use clothing, accessories, and presentation as part of BDSM culture.

Kink Infused Tantra or Massage

Some BDSM practitioners work in softer, body based ways. This might include tantra, massage, or somatic practices that include light power exchange, guidance, or control. These sessions often focus on breath, slowness, awareness, and how it feels to give or receive attention. They can be a gentle way to explore kink without intensity.

Choosing a BDSM provider on Sensuali starts with reading the listing carefully. Look at how the provider describes their work, what types of sessions they offer, and who they say they work best with. Some practitioners are very kink focused, others are more coaching led, body based, or gentle in their approach. Make sure the level and style of BDSM they describe actually aligns with where you are, rather than where you think you should be.

If you want more clarity, messaging them is encouraged. You can ask questions, explain what you are curious about, or check whether they can accommodate specific requests or boundaries. Many providers also link to their own websites or social media, which can give you a better sense of their personality, experience, and values. Testimonials, if they have them, can also help you understand how others have felt working with them.

Above all, trust your gut. If the way someone communicates feels clear, respectful, and calming, that is usually a better sign than anything dramatic or impressive sounding

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DO

Speak up about your boundaries before anything begins, even if you feel shy or unsure how to phrase them.
Check in with your body and emotions as the experience unfolds, not just at the start.
Use agreed signals or safewords confidently if something feels wrong or overwhelming.
Stay present and notice how power, sensation, or control is actually landing for you.
Allow yourself to slow things down if you need more time to process what is happening.
Accept care, grounding, or reassurance if it is offered during or after the session.
Take time afterwards to reflect on what you enjoyed and what you might change next time.

DON'T

Avoid pushing through discomfort just to seem capable, brave, or experienced.
Avoid assuming you need to endure something because it was discussed beforehand.
Avoid disconnecting from your body or emotions without telling the other person.
Avoid comparing your experience to what you think BDSM is meant to look like.
Avoid ignoring aftercare or emotional drop once the session ends.
Avoid staying silent if confusion, sadness, or vulnerability comes up afterwards.
Avoid treating the experience as a performance rather than something you are actively part of.