Farmer Sirupate Kukri | Hand-Forged Slim Utility Khukuri by Everest Forge

The Black Blade Farmer Sirupate Kukri is a powerful fusion of two iconic khukuri traditions—the slender, fast-cutting profile of the Sirupate and the raw, rust-resistant power of a black-finished utility kukri. Designed for real-world use in farming, jungle work, bushcraft, and survival situations, this blade delivers speed, control, and durability in a compact size.

Forged by hand in Nepal from 5160 high-carbon spring steel (recycled from truck leaf springs), the 10-inch Sirupate-style blade features a black rust-free finish that reduces glare and protects against corrosion. It is water-tempered for strength and sharpened for immediate use. The 5-inch full tang rosewood handle, secured with steel rivets in the Panawal style, offers a secure and balanced grip ideal for chopping, skinning, slicing, and more.

This kukri is perfect for hunters, farmers, campers, and outdoor adventurers who need a dependable, sharp, and maneuverable blade. It comes complete with a cottonwood scabbard wrapped in black buffalo leather, plus the traditional Karda and Chakmak utility tools.

Key Features

• 10-inch slim Sirupate-style blade with black rust-free finish
• Hand-forged in Nepal from 5160 high-carbon steel (truck leaf spring)
• 5-inch Panawal-style rosewood handle, full tang with steel rivets
• Designed for jungle, farming, survival, tactical, and bushcraft use
• Water tempered and sharpened – ready to work
• Includes traditional Karda (cutting knife) and Chakmak (sharpener)
• Comes with a cottonwood core scabbard wrapped in black buffalo leather
• Overall Length: 15 inches (approx.)
• Covered by Everest Forge craftsmanship warranty

Specifications

• Blade Length: 10 inches
• Handle Length: 5 inches
• Total Length: 15 inches
• Blade Material: 5160 carbon steel
• Blade Finish: Black coated, semi-polished edge
• Handle: Rosewood, full tang Panawal style with rivets
• Scabbard: Cottonwood core wrapped in black buffalo leather
• Accessories: Karda & Chakmak included
• Hardness: Edge: 58–60 RC | Belly: 45–46 RC | Spine: 22–25 RC

Note

Each kukri is handcrafted. Variations in finish, measurements, and wood grain are natural and make each piece uniquely yours.

Learn More

Want to understand the legacy behind this blade? Read our blog on the Farmer Khukuri.