Handmade Nepalese Sirupate Kukri Knife – 18" Full Tang Blade, Buffalo Horn Handle & Brown Sheath | Grace Kukri House
Handmade Nepalese Sirupate Traditional Kukri – 18" Blade, Full Tang Handle | Hand Forged Kukri Knife from Nepal
Grace Kukri House – Authentic and functional — expertly hand-forged in Nepal. This traditional Sirupate Panawal (full tang) kukri is handcrafted by expert bladesmiths at Grace Kukri House (Khukuri Craft Pvt. Ltd.) in Kathmandu, Nepal. What makes this piece truly special is the genuine buffalo horn handle — a premium natural material prized for its durability, unique grain pattern, and traditional aesthetic. Hand-forged with care and precision using 5160 high-grade carbon steel (vehicle leaf springs) — the same steel trusted for superior strength and durability. Every kukri is carefully hardened and balanced for superior performance, in the same tradition carried by the legendary Gurkhas. This kukri arrives very sharp and ready for action — an essential tool for adventurers, collectors, outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and a meaningful gift.
Key Features:
- Blade: 18 inches, semi-polished, made from 5160 high-grade carbon steel (leaf spring), heat-treated and tempered for durability
- Handle: 5.5 inches, full tang, made from genuine buffalo horn — strong grip, unique natural grain, and traditional look
- Blade Width (belly): Approx. 40 mm (4.0 cm)
- Blade Thickness (spine): Approx. 7 mm (0.7 cm)
- Hardness: Edge hardened to 58–60 HRC for superior edge retention
- Scabbard: Handmade from cottonwood, wrapped in brown leather for traditional style and reliable carry
- Includes: Karda (small utility knife) and Chakmak (sharpening steel)
Care & Maintenance:
- Always handle with caution and use proper protective gear — this is a sharp tool
- Apply light oil or blade lubricant monthly or after use
- Avoid touching the blade with bare fingers after oiling
- For storage: oil thoroughly, wrap in an airtight plastic cover, and store outside the scabbard
- Keep dry and at room temperature
- Clean regularly with a soft, dry cloth to remove dirt or residue
- Keep out of reach of children
Note: Want to learn more about this powerful and historic blade? Feel free to reach out — we are passionate about kukris and happy to share our knowledge. Please include your mobile or telephone number in your shipping details. Contact us for custom orders.
Legal Notice: By purchasing, you confirm you are of legal age and complying with your local knife laws. We are not responsible for any misuse or illegal use of this product.
Shipping & Origin:
- 100% Handmade in Nepal
- Ships worldwide via DHL Express