Ww2 World Version Military Kukri

Grace Kukri House – Expertly handcrafted in Kathmandu, Nepal, this traditional WW2 World Version Gurkha Issue Military Kukri reflects the heritage of Nepalese kukri-making. Crafted by skilled bladesmiths at Grace Kukri House (Khukuri Craft Pvt. Ltd.), this kukri combines traditional design with careful attention to detail. The blade is made from high grade carbon steel, a type of steel commonly used in vehicle leaf springs. It is carefully heat-treated and tempered according to the maker’s process. This handmade Nepalese kukri features a traditional full tang construction with a genuine buffalo horn handle, giving it a distinctive appearance inspired by traditional military kukri designs.

About the Kukri Design and History:

The kukri is a traditional Nepalese blade closely associated with Gurkha military heritage. Its distinctive curved blade and traditional design have made it a recognizable part of Nepalese craftsmanship and history. This traditional WW2 World Version Gurkha Issue Military Kukri reflects the design and heritage associated with British Gurkha military service during World War II. Handcrafted by skilled bladesmiths at Grace Kukri House (Khukuri Craft Pvt. Ltd.) in Kathmandu, Nepal, it preserves the distinctive character of traditional Nepalese military kukri craftsmanship. Each kukri is handcrafted with attention to its blade shape, handle construction, and traditional appearance, showcasing the craftsmanship of Grace Kukri House in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Key Features:

Blade: 15.5-inch polished blade featuring one traditional groove, with a smooth, bright finish.

Blade Material: Made from high-carbon spring steel, sourced from vehicle leaf springs.

Handle: 5-inch full tang handle made from genuine buffalo horn.

Blade Width (Belly): Approximately 6.5 cm (65 mm).

Blade Thickness (Spine): Approximately 0.6 cm (6 mm).

Scabbard: Handmade wooden scabbard covered in genuine black buffalo leather.

The scabbard includes two utility tools: karda and chakmak.

Karda: A small utility knife traditionally supplied with the kukri.

Chakmak: A traditional steel tool used to help maintain the kukri’s edge.

Signature Notch (Kaudi): The signature notch near the blade’s hilt is a distinctive feature of traditional kukri design.

Some traditional explanations associate it with preventing blood from running onto the handle or catching an opponent’s blade.

Care and Maintenance:

• This is a sharp tool. Handle with care and use proper protection.
• Apply blade oil periodically to help prevent rust.
• Avoid touching the oiled blade with bare fingers.
• For long-term storage, oil the blade lightly and store it outside the scabbard.
• Keep the kukri dry and store it in a cool, dry place.
• Clean regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
• Keep out of reach of children. This is a sharp tool, not a toy.

Legal Notice: By purchasing this product, you confirm that you are of legal age and

comply with local knife laws. We are not responsible for any misuse or illegal purchases.

Questions and Custom Orders:  If you would like to learn more about this traditional Nepalese kukri,  please contact us.

We welcome questions about our craftsmanship and product details. For smoother delivery, please provide a valid

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Shipping & Origin: 100% handmade in Nepal. Ships worldwide via DHL Express, where permitted.

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