World War One (WWI) Gurkha Battle Kukri Knife with Heavy-Tip Blade

Handcrafted by Nepalese smiths, this kukri offers an authentic interpretation of a historic design that has remained largely unchanged for centuries. Suited to collecting, display, camp use, bushcraft, and general outdoor cutting tasks, it reflects the enduring practicality and cultural legacy of the traditional Nepalese kukri.

The knife is forged from 5160 spring steel, a modern alloy valued for strength and resilience, and includes the traditional cow’s hoof notch near the guard as a nod to longstanding kukri design. Its construction makes it well suited to light-duty utility and outdoor use while preserving the character of this iconic form.

A polished rosewood handle provides a comfortable grip, while the widened pommel supports secure handling and controlled movement during detailed work. The overall design balances traditional craftsmanship with functional everyday usability.

Also included are two traditional companion tools: a Karda for finer cutting tasks and a Chakmak for edge maintenance. A durable leather scabbard keeps the set organized and offers convenient storage and transport.