Description

Kill Bill – The Bride’s Katana (Battle-Ready Samurai Sword, 1060 Carbon Steel)

“Those of you lucky enough to still have your lives, take them with you. But leave the limbs you’ve lost—they belong to me now.”

Step into the legendary world of Tarantino’s Kill Bill with a truly battle-ready replica of The Bride’s katana—a blade as deadly as its wielder. Forged with 1060 carbon steel, this high-quality samurai sword is not just a display piece—it’s built for sharpness, durability, and precision, much like the weapon wielded by Beatrix Kiddo, aka The Bride.

Blade & Construction

Crafted from 1060 high-carbon steel, the blade is razor-sharp and boasts a full tang, ensuring strength and balance for real cutting practice. The hand-polished finish gives it a mirror-like sheen, reflecting the precision of master swordsmith craftsmanship. Whether you’re displaying it or practicing cuts, this katana delivers on both form and function.

Hilt & Guard Details

The tsuka (handle) is wrapped in traditional black ito (braided cord) over white ray skin, ensuring an authentic grip and comfortable handling. The golden Habaki (blade collar) adds a refined touch, while the Tsuba (guard) is detailed with The Bride’s signature aesthetic, reminiscent of the sword gifted to her by Hattori Hanzō himself.

Scabbard (Saya)

Encasing this iconic blade is a sleek black lacquered wooden scabbard (saya), adorned with subtle yet elegant accents. This keeps the katana protected while maintaining its stealthy yet commanding presence—just like The Bride herself.

Perfect for Collectors & Martial Artists

Whether you’re a Kill Bill fanatic, a martial arts enthusiast, or a collector of legendary cinematic weaponry, this battle-ready Bride’s katana is a must-have addition. Display it with honor, wield it with skill, or let it remind you of the ultimate revenge tale in movie history.

“Revenge is never a straight line. It’s a forest. And like a forest, it’s easy to lose your way… unless, of course, you have the perfect sword to guide you.”