Traditional Gurkha Khukuri – Handmade Himalayan Knife

The Legend Himalayan Kukri is a traditional curved blade crafted using time-honored forging techniques passed down through generations of Himalayan blade smiths. Each kukri is individually hand-forged, ensuring no two pieces are exactly alike.

Its powerful forward-weighted design delivers exceptional cutting performance, while the ergonomic handle provides a secure and comfortable grip. Whether displayed as a collector’s piece or used for outdoor utility, this kukri stands as a symbol of strength, craftsmanship, and legacy.

This blade is handmade in the Himalayas, not factory-produced, preserving the authenticity and spirit of traditional kukri making.

 SPECIFICATIONS 

• Blade Length: 10 inches

• Handle Length: 5 inches

• Blade Thickness (Spine): 8 mm

• Blade Weight: 450 grams

• Total Weight (with sheath): 600 grams

• Blade Style: Traditional curved kukri

• Construction: Full tang

• Finish: Hand-polished

• Origin: Handmade in the Himalayas

WHY THIS KUKRI STANDS OUT

✔ Hand-forged by skilled Himalayan artisans
✔ Traditional kukri geometry for power and balance
✔ Durable full-tang construction
✔ Comfortable, secure grip handle
✔ Ideal for collectors, outdoor use & gifting
✔ Authentic craftsmanship — not mass produced

  IDEAL FOR

• Kukri & knife collectors

• Outdoor & survival enthusiasts

• Cultural and heritage blade lovers

• Display, bushcraft, or utility use

• Meaningful handmade gifts

  CARE & MAINTENANCE

• Clean blade after use and keep dry

• Lightly oil the blade for rust prevention

• Store in sheath when not in use

• Not dishwasher safe (handcrafted steel)

  FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 

Q: Is this kukri handmade?
Yes, each kukri is individually hand-forged using traditional Himalayan methods.

Q: Can this kukri be used outdoors?
Yes, it is suitable for outdoor utility, bushcraft, and general use.

Q: Is this a decorative or functional blade?
It is a functional kukri, while also being suitable for display and collection.

Q: Will every kukri look exactly the same?
No. Minor variations are natural and prove authentic handmade craftsmanship.