Traditional Angkhola (Braveheart) Kukri Knife

The Ang Khola Kukri gained historical recognition in the early 20th century when an original model, once belonging to a British officer who served in India, helped preserve and inspire the iconic design seen in later kukris. Distinguished by its layered, wave-like construction, the Ang Khola style is celebrated for offering exceptional strength, flexibility, and cutting precision.

This authentic Ang Khola Kukri is traditionally handcrafted by skilled Nepalese smiths, blending historic craftsmanship with the resilience of modern 5160 spring steel — renowned for its durability and resistance to outdoor elements. Staying true to tradition, it features the cow's hoof notch near the guard, symbolizing good fortune and cultural heritage.

The handle is fashioned from genuine rosewood, featuring a widened pommel and a slightly broader top section to ensure a comfortable, balanced grip during use.

Accompanying the kukri are a Karda (small utility knife) and a Chakmak (multi-use fire starter and sharpener), along with a durable leather sheath for safe transport and storage — making this kukri a dependable companion for outdoor activities, survival tasks, and traditional collections.