Chainpure Kukri made for Farm and Daily-Activity Use

The Farmer’s Kukri, as its name suggests, was traditionally crafted for Nepalese farmers living in the rural and mountainous regions during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Designed for daily utility work, it remains a lightweight, highly versatile blade — ideal for bushcrafting, survival activities, and outdoor tasks of all kinds.

The blade is hand-forged from durable 5160 spring steel, offering excellent flexibility, edge retention, and strong resistance to rust and corrosion. Featuring a darkened spine and a lighter, sharpened edge, the blade showcases a striking contrast.

The handle is made from polished rosewood, shaped with a widened pommel to provide superior backhand support and enhanced grip security during extended use.

Accompanying the kukri are two essential companion tools: a Karda for detailed cutting tasks and a Chakmak for sharpening the blade or starting a fire in the outdoors.

A sturdy leather scabbard ensures safe storage and easy portability wherever your adventures take you.