Sirupate Kukri Knife with Slender and Versatile Blade Size

The Siru Pate Kukri reflects a classic Nepalese design known for its slim, agile profile and long history as an everyday utility tool, especially in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Still valued today for its craftsmanship and cultural significance, it is well suited for collecting, display, camping, bushcraft, and general outdoor cutting tasks.

Handcrafted in Nepal by skilled Nepalese smiths, this fully functional kukri is forged from 5160 spring steel. The blade is hardened and sharpened for light use, while the traditional notch near the guard and the distinctive ridged profile reinforce its authentic character and practical cutting performance.

Its rosewood handle provides a comfortable, secure grip and complements the knife’s traditional construction with a durable, natural finish.

The kukri comes with a leather scabbard for storage and carry, along with a Karda for finer utility work and a Chakmak traditionally used for edge maintenance. Together, these accessories complete a presentation that honors the heritage and function of this historic Nepalese form.