Large Panawal Angkhola Kukri/Khukuri – 18" Full Tang Farmer’s Blade for Heavy-Duty Field Use

The Large Panawal Angkhola Kukri is a trusted field tool forged for Nepal’s rural farmers and outdoorsmen. Measuring a robust 18 inches, this heavy-duty kukri is modeled after the traditional "Black Farmer" or "Village Khukuri" commonly used in agricultural communities across the Nepali countryside. With its wide, semi-polished blade and Angkhola-style fuller groove, this kukri excels in chopping, splitting, and clearing tasks.

Hand-forged from 5160 high carbon steel using traditional Kami techniques, the blade is water tempered along the edge to deliver reliable strength and long-lasting sharpness. The full tang construction and 7-inch rosewood handle provide comfort and control even during extended use. This kukri is not only suitable for woodcutting and fieldwork but also for meat processing, survival tasks, and bushcraft.

It includes two side knives: the Karda (small sharp knife for skinning and utility) and the Chakmak (blunt sharpening tool). The kukri is housed in a durable cottonwood core sheath wrapped in water buffalo leather, offering strong protection in the field.

Key Features

• Blade Length: 18 inches, semi-polished for reduced friction
• Blade Style: Angkhola-style fuller for strength and weight balance
• Blade Material: Hand-forged 5160 high carbon steel, water tempered
• Handle: 7-inch full tang rosewood handle with ergonomic grip
• Construction: Full tang for durability and impact resistance
• Scabbard: Cottonwood core wrapped in black buffalo leather
• Accessories: Includes Karda (utility blade) and Chakmak (sharpener)
• Forged In: Nepal by traditional Kami bladesmiths

Specifications

• Overall Length: Approx. 25 inches
• Blade Hardness: Edge: 58–60 RC | Belly: 45–46 RC | Spine: 22–25 RC
• Weight: Field-grade heavy (inquire for exact grams)
• Use: Farming, woodcutting, bushcraft, survival, jungle clearing
• Warranty: Backed by Everest Forge craftsmanship guarantee

Note

Each kukri is individually hand-forged using traditional tools. Slight variations in size, finish, and wood grain may occur — highlighting its authentic handmade nature.