Authentic Kukri Knife Issued to the Nepalese Gurkhas

This iconic Kukri mirrors the very blades currently issued to the Nepalese army for martial arts training and active service, closely resembling the revered models used by Gurkha warriors during the World Wars. Representing bravery, resilience, and deep-rooted tradition, this kukri remains a powerful symbol of the Gurkhas’ renowned effectiveness and unyielding spirit.

Fully handcrafted in Nepal by skilled artisans, this kukri offers true authenticity — equally suited for collectors honoring military heritage and outdoor adventurers seeking a rugged, functional survival tool.

The blade is forged from modern 5160 spring steel, celebrated for its extreme toughness and elasticity, designed to bend rather than break under intense conditions. Traditional features include the cow’s hoof notch near the guard and an engraved religious symbol, reflecting Nepal’s ancient spiritual heritage.

The handle is fashioned from polished rosewood with a widened pommel, providing a strong, ergonomic grip for stability and control during use.

Included with the kukri are two traditional accessory knives: a Karda for finer cutting tasks and a Chakmak for sharpening and fire-starting. A durable leather sheath completes the set, offering secure storage and easy transport in the outdoors.