Description
⚔️ Historical & Cultural Significance
The American Eagle Kukri is a striking Gurkha blade that combines traditional Nepalese craftsmanship with symbolic inspiration from the eagle, the national bird of the United States. The unique eagle-shaped handle design and extra-large 15.5″ blade make this kukri a favorite among collectors worldwide, while still serving as a powerful outdoor survival tool. Hand-forged in Nepal by skilled Bishwakarma blacksmiths, this kukri embodies strength, heritage, and artistry.
🔨 Traditional Craftsmanship
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Hand-hammered and hand-forged in Nepal using traditional blacksmithing methods.
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Made from 5160 high-carbon spring steel (car/lorry spring).
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Water-tempered blade for balance, durability, and long-lasting sharpness.
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Each piece is individually handmade, ensuring authenticity and uniqueness.
📏 Specifications
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Blade Length: 15.5″ semi-polished carbon steel blade (~3/8″ spine)
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Handle Length: 7″ (dark rosewood with blocker design and eagle-style pommel)
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Overall Length: 22″
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Weight: ~3.3 lbs (with sheath & utility knives)
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Tang: Full tang for maximum strength
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Steel Type: 5160 High-Carbon Spring Steel
✋ Handle Design
The rosewood handle is designed with a blocker for hand protection and features an eagle-shaped pommel, symbolizing strength and freedom. This makes it both functional for safety and visually distinctive for collectors.
🐃 Sheath & Accessories
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Yak Hide & Cotton-Covered Buffalo Leather Sheath – hand-stitched, wood-core, and protective.
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Two Traditional Utility Knives:
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Karda – small sharp knife for skinning and fine tasks.
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Chakmak – blunt tool for sharpening and flint striking.
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🌍 Uses & Applications
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Heavy-duty outdoor chopping (wood, bone, vegetation)
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Bushcraft, farming, and survival
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Kitchen prep (meat & vegetables)
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Collector’s piece or gift due to its symbolic American Eagle design





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