Without hearing protection there’s potential for long-term hearing loss, but the cardinal doesn’t care at all; he says these women are lucky to have escaped even harsher punishment for their sins. Plus, their screams make every bell-ringing unique, and remind everyone of the unquestioned power of the church:
From the cover of Isabella #206.
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
I’m not sure if the candle is just for mood lighting, or if our scary dungeon dude is planning to pick it up and scatter hot wax in tender places:
The artwork is from Italy, and though I can’t make out the signature, it dates from 1994, and is from the cover of Pressione #8.
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
Never piss off a monk who has a charcoal brazier and isn’t afraid to use it:
From the cover of Il Mostro De Notre Dame.
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
These are nice! New from the Stockroom, a set of wood hand stocks that look like a lot of fun to play with:
More information:
Hand made wooden stocks offer a strong comfortable hold on your prisoner. Light weight and versatile to travel easily and tie down creatively. The natural handmade look-and-feel of these stocks will take you back in time. Line up the pins to lock the blocks into place around your partner’s wrists. With a quick pull of the rope, your prisoner is under your control.
With plenty of natural cotton rope remaining, you can be creative in how and where you secure this mobile piece of kinky history. Perfect to humiliate your naughty colonist, hold your medieval prisoner, or use the remaining length of rope as a leash to parade your prized possession.
These smooth, strong, natural pine stocks are carefully made in size and proportion to keep a sure grip with a comfortable hold. The wrist-locks are shaped and sanded so there are no corners or unnatural angles to deal with. Get back to nature!
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
Tied to a bit of funeral statuary in a graveyard with a pajama-wearing creep coming at you with a blade: this is not a good situation to be in!
Artwork is from the cover of Cappuccetto Rotto #30.
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
Rope bondage artwork is by Bruno Bizzarro and dates to 1990.
I don’t think she really needs the leash and collar, she knows her duties this evening:
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
