Katana Kill Bill, Bill's sword with stand – collector's replica carbon steel 102 cm

Kill Bill Katana – Bill's Sword by Master Hattori Hanzo

This collector's replica of a Japanese sword was created as a faithful copy of the gun/weapon wielded by the charismatic Bill in the movie Kill Bill. While the Bride sought revenge, Bill relied on this elegant katana. Now you too can own a piece of cinematic history that combines traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern cult design.

The craftsmanship of this gun/weapon emphasizes the materials used. The 670 mm long blade is made of carbon steel, giving it a more authentic look and properties compared to standard stainless steel. On the edge, you will find an imitation Hamon – the tempering line typical of original Hattori Hanzo swords. The metal guard (Tsuba) is decorated with a subtle pattern that highlights the luxurious character of the sword.

The wooden handle (Tsuka) is designed for a comfortable grip, and the sword is supplied with a black wooden scabbard (Saya). It is unique for its engraving, which distinguishes Bill's sword from other katanas in the film. These are decorative guns/weapons intended exclusively for collector's purposes, cosplay, or as a stylish interior accessory. The sword is not intended for cutting (Tameshigiri) or martial arts practice.

Why Get the Bill Katana?

• Blade Material: Carbon steel looks much more realistic and historically accurate than stainless alternatives.
• Engraved Scabbard: Detailed characters on the Saya are a key element for any Kill Bill enthusiast.
• All-in-One: The included wooden stand saves you cost and time in finding a way to present the sword.
• Collector's Value: This gun/weapon is an ideal gift for fans of Tarantino films and lovers of Oriental culture.

Technical Parameters:

• Total Sword Length: 945 mm (1,020 mm with Saya scabbard)
• Blade Length: 670 mm (blunt, unsharpened for safety reasons)
• Weight: 735 g (without scabbard), 1,000 g (including scabbard)
• Material: Carbon steel, wood, metal Tsuba
• Package Content: Bill's Katana, Saya scabbard, wooden stand

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. Is the blade prone to corrosion?
Yes, carbon steel requires care. To keep your guns/weapons in perfect condition, we recommend occasionally wiping the blade with a fine oil to create a protective film against moisture.

2. Can the stand be placed on a table or mounted on a wall?
This specific stand is designed for horizontal placement on a table, shelf, or dresser, where the silhouette of the entire gun/weapon stands out best.

3. Is the Hamon on the blade real?
In this collector's replica, the Hamon is created decoratively (by grinding/etching) to faithfully imitate the appearance of hardened Japanese guns/weapons.