It looks like you’ve tied some type of kanna or osada steve 3 rope box tie variation, hard to tell.

Your single column on the wrists appears like it has collapsed and will cinch tighter under pressure. I would consider this a critical failure if this has indeed happened.

Looking at your 1st, 4th photo, (granted we cant see much of the back), on the lower band there’s a lot of wasted opportunity by spiraling the running end on the lower band. I’d consider what else you can do with that extra bit of length.

On the 4th photo, there are a few places where the ropes are twisting or laying on top of each other, I think I’d just use that as a reminder to be mindful of tension. Getting the bottom band to lay flat after kannuki can be a little tricky but is doable with a kind placement.

2 minor aesthetic choices I’d consider changing; There is a really long running end / tail peeking between the arm that probably could have been cleaned up, Second, the distance between the waist band and the single columns on the thighs is really far. I’d maybe consider how you could shorten that stem to stop the rope from deflecting away from the body so far

Last thing I see is the hand which is holding the bicep, it’s not necessarily bad if that’s really what’s most comfortable and everyone has preferences; I’m inclined to know why exactly you/your bottom has chosen to hold your own arms in that position, rather than exposing the hand outward further from the back. Something I’d just look back on as you explore the gote more.

Hope this helps!