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Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete

Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete

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Kora Sword-Traditional Nepali machete
$244.99
Ex Tax: $244.99
  • Model: Nepalese Swords
  • Product Code: NepaleseSwords14
  • Location: Kathmandu,Nepal

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Kora Sword – Hand-Forged Traditional Nepalese Machete

The Kora Sword by Everest Forge is a faithful recreation of one of Nepal’s most iconic and historically significant weapons. Known for its powerful forward-curving blade and unique flared tip, the Kora was used by Nepalese warriors — including the famed Gurkhas — during the 18th and 19th centuries. Its design made it ideal for heavy slicing and chopping, and it was just as symbolic as it was functional.

This version is hand-forged in Nepal using traditional techniques passed down through generations of blacksmiths. The 20-inch blade is made from high-quality carbon steel, semi-polished, and water-tempered along the edge for optimal strength and sharpness. The shape distributes weight toward the front, giving it tremendous cutting momentum with each swing — perfect for both functional use and ceremonial display.

The 6-inch full tang handle is crafted from natural rosewood for a solid grip and traditional aesthetics. The included leather sheath makes it ready for carrying or hanging as a collector’s piece. Whether you’re a martial artist, collector, or history enthusiast, this is an authentic and fully usable Kora machete built with respect for its legendary past.

Historical Significance

The Kora is a traditional Nepalese weapon with a distinct forward-curved blade, sharpened along the inner edge and flaring at the tip. Unlike the kukri, which is a general-purpose tool, the Kora was used primarily as a military and ceremonial sword. It played a significant role in rituals, including sacrificial ceremonies and temple rites, and was regarded as a symbol of divine power and royal authority. Some versions were elaborately decorated and reserved for ceremonial offerings or elite soldiers.

Key Features

  • Based on traditional 18th–19th century Nepalese Kora sword design
  • Hand-forged in Nepal using time-honored blacksmithing techniques
  • 20-inch forward-curved carbon steel blade with flared tip
  • Water-tempered edge for sharpness, balance, and durability
  • 6-inch full tang handle made from rosewood
  • Semi-polished finish — functional and historically accurate
  • Includes leather sheath for storage or display
  • Sharpened and ready for real-world use or ceremonial presentation
  • Ideal for collectors, martial arts practitioners, and cultural enthusiasts

Specifications

  • Blade Length: 20 inches
  • Handle Length: 6 inches
  • Total Length: 26 inches
  • Blade Material: High-carbon steel (water-tempered, semi-polished)
  • Handle Material: Rosewood
  • Tang: Full tang
  • Weight: Heavily weighted for cutting momentum
  • Sheath: Leather (included)
  • Origin: Hand-forged in Nepal

Note: Each Kora sword is handmade using traditional techniques. Small variations in weight, shape, or finish are part of the forging process, making every piece a unique expression of heritage and craftsmanship.

Specification
Blade: 20 inches Long Blade Made from 5160 Leaf spring of Truck
Total Length: 26 inches long in total
Handle: 6 inches Handle is crafted from Rosewood.
Weight: 980 Approximately
Note: Each Kora sword is handmade using traditional techniques. Small variations in weight, shape, or finish are part of the forging process, making every piece a unique expression of heritage and craftsmanship.

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