Dragon Engraved Ganjawal Khukuri – Traditional Hand-Forged Decorative Kukri

The 10-Inch Dragon Engraved Ganjawal Khukuri is a stunning traditional blade from the Ganjawal region of Eastern Nepal. This hand-forged kukri stands out with its detailed hand-engraved dragon and temple artwork on the blade—representing protection, strength, and spiritual balance in Nepalese culture.

Made from 5160 high carbon spring steel, the blade is polished and water-tempered for high durability and a razor-sharp edge. Its size and weight make it ideal for both display and real-world cutting use. The elegant horn handle adds a traditional aesthetic while ensuring a secure grip. This kukri is both a functional blade and a collector’s piece of cultural significance.

Key Features:

• Hand Engraved Blade: Features a traditional dragon and temple motif, etched by skilled artisans
• 5160 Carbon Steel: Polished and tempered blade with hardened edge for cutting efficiency
• Horn Handle: 5-inch handle shaped for control and traditional appeal
• Forged in Nepal: Crafted in the Ganjawal village, known for historical khukuri production
• Functional & Decorative: Suitable for both field use and cultural display

Specifications:

• Blade Length: 10 inches (approx. 25.4 cm)
• Handle Length: 5 inches (approx. 12.7 cm)
• Total Length: 15 inches (approx. 38.1 cm)
• Blade Material: 5160 high carbon spring steel
• Edge Hardness: 58-60 RC
• Handle Material: Horn (traditional grip style)
• Weight: Approx. 750 grams (blade only)
• Origin: Ganjawal, Eastern Nepal

Note: As each khukuri is individually handmade and hand-engraved, slight variations in engraving patterns and finish may occur, making every piece unique.