Nepal Handcrafted WW2 Kukri, 11 Rosewood Blade with Wooden Handle.

The replica Kukri, carried by World War II-era Gorkhas, stands as a symbol of historical significance. Crafted originally in Nepal but adapted by Indian Gorkhas, this kukri boasts a heavier and more curved blade than the standard issue for Gorkha soldiers.

During the war, the sight of Gorkha soldiers wielding these formidable khukris often intimidated enemy forces to their limits. This kukri holds immense popularity among tourists and collectors due to its historical connection with real-life combat situations involving Gorkhas in World War I and II.

Crafted by skilled Kami/Biswakarma castes, known for their traditional knowledge in kukri-making, this replica knife is a testament to the artistry and durability of these historic weapons. With a 16.5-inch blade length, a 11-inch blade, and a wooden handle, this kukri is not only visually striking but also practical for various tasks from chopping wood to cleaning bushes.

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