Gurkha Authentic Kukri Knife – 18″ Overall, 12″ Hand-Forged 3 Fuller Blade, Full Tang Rosewood Handle, Leather Sheath with 2 Small Knives – Handmade in Nepal

This authentic Gurkha Kukri knife is hand-forged in Nepal by skilled Bishwakarma (Kami) blacksmiths. The blade features the rare 3 Fuller (3 Chirra) design, a mark of advanced craftsmanship that makes the kukri lighter, stronger, and visually stunning.

• Hand-Forged 3 Fuller Blade (3 Chirra Kukri) – The 12″ semi-polished carbon steel blade features three fullers (grooves) hand-carved into the spine. This design requires extra skill and labor, reduces blade weight for better balance, and adds a striking, traditional look.

• Full Tang Rosewood Handle – 5″-6″ rosewood, triple-riveted for strength and comfort.

• Traditional Sheath – Crafted from water buffalo hide leather over softwood, dyed in natural brown/red tones.

• Includes 2 Utility Knives – Karda (small utility knife) and Chakmak (blade sharpener/striker).

• Dimensions & Specs – Overall length: 18″ (approx.); blade thickness: ~10mm (3/7″); weight: 2.2–2.5 lbs (with sheath). Hardness: Spine 22–25 RC, Belly 45–46 RC, Edge 58–60 RC.

Cultural & Historical Significance

The kukri is the national knife of Nepal and a symbol of the legendary Gurkha soldiers. Historically carried by the British Gurkha Army, Indian Gurkha Army, Singapore Gurkha Police, and other military forces worldwide, it remains a respected weapon and versatile survival tool.

Practical Uses

Beyond its heritage as a combat blade, the kukri is an essential multipurpose tool in Nepalese daily life. Perfect for:

• Survival & camping

• Chopping firewood

• Clearing brush

• Farming & household tasks

• Hiking & outdoor use

• Butchering, food prep, and general utility work

Each knife is unique due to handcrafted variations, making your kukri truly one of a kind.