Brass Handle Angkhola Kukri–Khukuri

Angkhola Kukri–Khukuri – Eastern Nepalese Fuller Blade Tradition

The Angkhola Kukri–Khukuri is a traditional Nepalese blade design recognized for its distinctive fuller (groove) running along the length of the blade. Originating from Eastern Nepal, the Angkhola style is one of the most respected kukri forms, valued for its balance of cutting power, weight efficiency, and durability.

This kukri reflects the historical Angkhola pattern while incorporating Budhunay-style influences, resulting in a refined blade shape suited for real-world use. The fuller reduces overall blade weight while maintaining structural strength, allowing deeper cuts with less effort.

Historical Significance

The Angkhola kukri has long been associated with Gurkha warriors and traditional Nepalese use. Its defining feature—the deep fuller—was developed to improve cutting efficiency while keeping the blade agile. This design allowed soldiers and civilians alike to rely on the kukri for combat, utility, and daily tasks.

Budhunay-style elements, known for their strong curvature and robust geometry, complement the Angkhola design by enhancing chopping performance and blade stability. This combination represents a practical evolution of kukri craftsmanship shaped by centuries of experience.

Blade Design and Performance

The blade’s forward-curved profile delivers powerful chopping force, while the fuller ensures improved balance and handling. With a broad blade width, this kukri is capable of heavy cutting tasks such as wood processing, clearing brush, and general outdoor utility, while still offering control for finer work.

Handle and Grip

The handle is artistically crafted from solid brass, providing strength, durability, and a distinctive traditional appearance. Its shape supports a secure grip and contributes to the kukri’s overall balance, making it comfortable to use during extended periods.

Key Features

• Traditional Angkhola kukri–khukuri design
• Eastern Nepalese fuller blade tradition
• Budhunay-style influence for enhanced performance
• Wide blade profile for powerful chopping
• Artistically crafted solid brass handle
• Built for functional and traditional use

Specifications

• Overall Length: 18 inches
• Blade Length: 13 inches
• Handle Length: 5 inches
• Blade Width: 2.6 inches
• Total Weight: 0.820 kg
• Weight Without Scabbard: 0.640 kg
• Handle Material: Solid brass (artistically crafted)

Intended Use

• Traditional kukri collection
• Functional cutting and chopping
• Outdoor and utility tasks
• Historical and cultural appreciation

Note

This kukri is crafted using traditional methods. Minor variations in finish, dimensions, and weight are natural and reflect authentic handmade workmanship.