Description
The Sirupate Kukri is one of the most iconic blades of Nepal – known for its slim, leaf-like shape inspired by the siru grass. Unlike the broader kukri designs, the Sirupate has a straighter and narrower 24-inch blade, making it exceptionally effective for fast movements, precise strikes, and light to heavy fieldwork. This design is still favored in modern times by Nepalese and Gurkha Army units for jungle training due to its agility.
This 31-inch full tang kukri is forged by skilled Bishwakarma blacksmiths in Nepal using high-grade 5160 carbon steel (truck spring steel) and tempered traditionally for strength and durability. The handle is crafted from rosewood and securely attached in a tail-tang construction for stability and balance.
The kukri comes with a handmade buffalo leather scabbard lined with cotton and pinewood for durability, along with two small knives:
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Karda – a sharp utility knife for small cutting tasks.
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Chakmak – a blunt blade traditionally used for sharpening the kukri.
With a spine thickness of ~14mm, edge hardness of 58–60 RC, and a net weight of 3.6–4 lbs with sheath, this kukri is not just a display piece—it’s a fully functional tool for chopping wood, clearing bushes, survival training, and outdoor adventures.
Whether you are a collector, survivalist, or martial arts enthusiast, this hand-hammered Sirupate Kukri represents the strength, culture, and craftsmanship of Nepal.
Specifications:
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Blade Length: 24 in (Full Tang)
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Handle Length: 7–8 in (Rosewood)
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Overall Length: 31 in
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Weight: 3.6–4 lbs with sheath
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Blade Thickness: ~14mm spine
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Material: 5160 Carbon Steel, Rosewood, Buffalo Leather, Pinewood
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Includes: Leather Sheath + 2 Small Knives (Karda & Chakmak) + Extra Large Solid Wooden Stand
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Handmade in Nepal





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