Katana kill bill

• Materials: Maru steel with engraving
• Size: Blade length: 70 cm
• Design: Kill Bill
• Weight: 1100 gr
• Sold with its saya.
• FREE SECURE DELIVERY

Description

This replica of the Katana from the movie Kill Bill is an impressive piece of weaponry. The sharp blade is made of maru steel and is engraved with intricate patterns. The blade length is 70 cm, making it a fearsome weapon. The tsuka (handle) is covered with white ray skin and the ito (black leather) is tightly wrapped around the handle. The saya (lacquered wood) is also engraved with beautiful patterns. This replica Katana weighs 1100 g without the saya, making it a powerful and deadly weapon.

Where does the katana come from?

The Katana is a long, slightly curved blade that originated in Japan. It is usually made of the traditional Tamahagane metal. Katanas were originally used as agricultural tools, but over time they evolved into weapons. Katanas are known for their sharpness and strength. They are also known for their beauty, with many katanas being ornately decorated. Katanas became increasingly popular in Japan during the Edo period, when samurai were required to carry them. Today, katanas are still carried by some Japanese people and are considered a symbol of Japanese culture.

Legislation

In France, katanas are considered category D weapons, which are not subject to authorization and declaration upon purchase. The possession of a katana is therefore authorized for adults of legal age. However, for transport, it is preferable to have authorization. Only the following reasons are permitted: sports travel or when purchasing with an invoice and proof of identity.

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