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MushaSKU SS1028BK-1

Musha – Kill Bill – Bride’s Sword with Display Stand

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Class
Battle Ready
Blade
1040-to-1045-high-carbon-steel
Weight
2 lbs 4.5 oz
Brand
Musha
Culture
Japanese

Overview

Musha - Kill Bill - Bride's Sword with Display Stand

This Kill Bill The Bride's Sword has a blade of sharp and tempered 1045 high carbon steel which is mounted into a hilt with an iron tsuba and a metal fuchi and kashira which are blackened to match the tsuba with detailing picked out in gold hue accenting. The wooden tsuka grip is fitted with panels of genuine rayskin and overlaid in faux black leather ito cord. The sword is paired with a wooden saya scabbard which is completed with a black lacquer finish and a sageo cord.

Included is a blackened wood display stand and a cloth sword bag for storage and transport. The stand ships unassembled, but it easy to construct by simply sliding its components into place.

Specifications

Every measurement that matters

Brand
Musha
Culture
Japanese
Blade
1040-to-1045-high-carbon-steel
Weight
2 lbs 4.5 oz
Edge
Sharp
P.O.B.
6 1/2"
Thickness
7.9 mm - 4.3 mm
Width
31.7 mm
Grip Length
9 3/4"
Class
Battle Ready

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Q What steel is the blade and is it sharpened? Common Question
A — KOA

Tempered 1045 high carbon steel with a sharp edge.

Q What comes in the box? Common Question
A — KOA

The sword, a glossy black lacquered wood saya with sageo, a blackened wood display stand (ships unassembled), and a cloth sword bag.

Q How does it handle? Common Question
A — KOA

Point of balance is about 6 inches from the tsuba, giving a moderately blade-forward feel typical of katana cuts.

Q Is it suitable for cutting or just display? Common Question
A — KOA

It is listed as battle ready with a sharpened edge; suitability depends on skill and target selection. Always use proper safety and discretion.

Q What are the grip and fittings made of? Common Question
A — KOA

Iron tsuba; metal fuchi and kashira with gold-tone accents; wood tsuka with genuine rayskin panels and black faux-leather ito.

Q What are the key dimensions and weight? Common Question
A — KOA

Overall length approx. 39 1/4 in; blade length 28 1/8 in; grip 9 3/4 in; blade width 31.2 mm; thickness tapers ~7.7 mm to 4.4 mm; weight about 2 lb 5 oz.

Q Where is it made? Common Question
A — KOA

China.

Q Does the saya have any special finish or markings? Common Question
A — KOA

Yes, it is carved wood with a glossy black lacquer finish and decorative emblems as seen in the photos.

Q How should I maintain this sword? Common Question
A — KOA

Keep the blade lightly oiled, wipe fingerprints after handling, and store dry in the saya; avoid contact with hard targets.

Q Is it based on a specific style? Common Question
A — KOA

It is a katana inspired by the cinematic Kill Bill aesthetic with matching display stand.

The Maker

Musha

Musha swords offer a variety of functional, battle ready blades made using 1045 carbon steel.

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