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Wrapped in Desire: The Allure of Mummification Bondage

Mummification bondage is the ultimate BDSM restriction kink, but it can also be a high-risk activity. So, how can you practise it both sexily and safely? Get your plastic wrap ready and let Victoria Blisse guide you on how to get mummified.


The cartoon series Scooby-Doo has a lot to answer for, doesn’t it? From a love of redheads (Velma and Daphne; swoon!) and nerds, to the knowledge that the monster is always some old white guy in a costume, the popular series featuring the dog of the same name, also introduced many of us to mummies... and sparked a lifelong obsession with mummification. For some, this could lead to studies in ancient history, and for others, it leads to a fetish for mummification bondage!
 

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What is mummification bondage?

Mummification involves tight bondage that completely restricts a person’s movement. It typically involves materials that can easily cover the body from head to toe, such as plastic wrap, bandages, or vet wrap. The person in bondage is usually laid prone on their back, unable to stop the kinkster who wrapped them from touching them however they like — within agreed parameters and consent, of course.


Naturally, once wrapped, the person resembles an ancient Egyptian mummy, though you’ll be glad to know they still have all their organs and remain very much alive.

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How to practise mummification BDSM

Before you begin to be mummified – or mummify someone else – you need to be extremely prepared. Warning: this kink practice can be dangerous, so you must always process with caution. 

 

“Mummification involves tight bondage that completely restricts a person's movement. It typically involves materials that can easily cover the body from head to toe, such as plastic wrap or bandages.”


So, what items will you need for the mummification process? Vet wrap and plastic wrap (cling film) are popular choices, but other materials exist. Specialized bondage bags, often made of leather, are also an option, but these can be expensive. Vacuum beds also create a similar sensation of mummification (head over to our BDSM Training School and consider joining our course, 'Introduction to Vacuum Bed Play'). 


OK, so, here's your essential BDSM mummification tool-kit:
 

  • Your wrap
  • Safety shears (essential)
  • Towels or washcloths, to place between bony areas like knees
  • A blanket for aftercare
  • Water

 

First things first: if you're the person being mummified, use the bathroom before attempting to be wrapped up. You don’t want to be halfway through your mummification and need to be released for a ***! Then, get ready to be wrapped. Will you be naked or clothed? (Be aware: you will become very hot while in the mummification). Remove all jewelry and items from your pockets for comfort and safety.

 

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If you're wrapping a partner, consider how you'll get them from the wrapping position to lying down. A bed is best for comfort and safety, and you may want to have a third person help with lifting, if needed.


If the person being wrapped needs to lower themselves, you can start by wrapping the top half first. To maintain balance, have them sit on the edge of the bed as you wrap down to their waist. They can then shuffle back to lie down, while you continue wrapping from the waist down (this allows movement and keeps the genitals accessible for play).

 

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Once your partner is fully wrapped, you can play as you like — forcing orgasms or teasing them to the brink without letting them climax. You can heighten the experience by removing more senses, such as using noise-canceling headphones or a blindfold. If you enjoy abandonment play, you can even pretend to leave them alone in their mummified state (this is a common FemDom request).

 

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Safety and mummification bondage

Mummification bondage is obviously an extreme form of play, and it requires thorough safety precautions:

  • Keep safety shears close at hand, but in a spot where they won’t fall or rolled onto.
  • Ensure the surface you’re working on is soft, safe, and free of clutter.
  • Be ready to cut the person free at the first sign of ***, discomfort, or panic.
  • Connected to the point above, have a safe word prepared.
  • Place folded towels or washcloths between the knees and ankles to prevent rubbing.
  • Monitor the bottom, providing water if needed, as they will sweat a lot.
  • Ensure there’s enough space around the nose and mouth for proper breathing.


As with any BDSM scene, aftercare is crucial. The person will need to be wrapped in a blanket, given water, and possibly a sugary snack to help them recover. Don’t skip the aftercare!

 

The final FET: mummification bondage

Mummification bondage is enjoyable for all genders, body types, and sizes. It’s the ultimate full-body hug that leaves the submissive completely *** and unable to move or struggle. If this sounds like your kind of fun, consider adding mummification bondage to your profile and connecting with others who enjoy it too!
 

Victoria Blisse was an erotic author and sex-positive Reverend. She helped shape fetish.com and FET from the very beginning and we're eternally grateful for her passion and creativity. Sadly, she passed away in January 2024. We hope that whenever her articles are read, she'll be honored.

 

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Did this article awaken your inner Egyptian pharaoh? Share your experiences or fantasies about mummification bondage in the comments below or in our FET forum.

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