Traditional Angkhola (Braveheart) Kukri Knife

The Ang Khola Kukri traces its heritage to an early 20th-century example once owned by a British officer who served in India, a piece that helped preserve and influence the form of later kukris. Known for its layered, wave-like construction, the Ang Khola style is valued for its strength, flexibility, and precise cutting performance.

This traditional kukri is handcrafted by skilled Nepalese smiths, combining time-honored methods with modern 5160 spring steel, a material respected for durability and resistance to outdoor conditions. Its design remains faithful to classic kukri features, including the cow’s hoof notch near the guard, a detail associated with good fortune and cultural tradition.

A genuine rosewood grip provides a comfortable, balanced feel in hand. The handle is shaped with a widened pommel and a slightly broader upper section to support secure, controlled handling during general cutting tasks, outdoor use, and light training practice.

Included with the kukri are a Karda, a small utility knife, and a Chakmak, a traditional multi-use accessory used for fire starting and edge maintenance. A durable leather sheath completes the set for safe storage, transport, and display, making this piece well suited for collecting, camping, bushcraft, and everyday outdoor utility.