Stainless steel blade.
 
 Handle surrounded by a black cotton braid.
 
 Black lacquered wooden sheath with symbol.
 
 Round metal guard.
 
 Blade length: 69 cm – Total length: 105 cm


 Introducing the Hattori Hanzo Katana

 Hattori Hanzo 's katana, made famous by Quentin Tarantino's film Kill Bill , is much more than a weapon: it is a work of art forged to embody martial perfection and implacable justice.

 Made by the legendary swordsmith Hattori Hanzo , who retired from making weapons years ago, this katana is touted as the finest blade ever crafted. Known for being capable of "cutting through God himself," it symbolizes the purity of the traditional Japanese sword, combining beauty, balance, and absolute sharpness.

 Its understated yet refined design, with a brilliantly gleaming blade and minimalist guard, reflects the ancestral craftsmanship of Japanese master swordsmiths. This katana was specially forged for The Bride (Beatrix Kiddo) to carry out her quest for vengeance against those who betrayed her.

 More than a weapon, Hattori Hanzo's katana embodies discipline, honor, and the will for justice, blending tradition, symbolism, and power in a single legendary blade.