Historical Replica Khukuri

Historical Replica Khukuri & Kukri – Traditional Gurkha Blades 

At Everest Forge, we specialize in forging historically accurate khukuris and kukris that embody the proud heritage of Nepal’s legendary Gurkha warriors. Each blade in this collection is a faithful recreation of traditional military, tribal, and ceremonial kukris — crafted by master blacksmiths using time-honored techniques and high-carbon leaf spring steel.

These blades are more than just replicas; they are living tributes to the tools once wielded in battlefields, royal courts, and remote villages. From Sirupate to Angkhola, Bhojpure to Panawala, every design tells a story of courage, craftsmanship, and cultural identity.

About Historical Kukri & Khukuri Replicas

The khukuri, with its iconic inward curve and forward-weighted blade, is deeply rooted in Nepalese tradition. Revered for its versatility in both warfare and utility, the historical kukri evolved in form and function across regions and centuries.

At Everest Forge, we study antique kukris to replicate them with precision and authenticity — preserving original proportions, forging styles, and traditional handle materials like rosewood, horn, and brass. Each blade is fully functional, full tang, and tempered for strength — ready not just for display but for real-world chopping, survival, and bushcraft.

Famous Historical Kukri Types Recreated by Everest Forge

Our collection includes faithful reproductions of well-documented and iconic kukri styles, such as:

• Sirupate Kukri – Slim, long-bladed kukri traditionally used in Eastern Nepal

• Bhojpure Kukri – Heavy-duty blade from the Bhojpur region, known for raw power

• Angkhola Kukri – Distinctive fuller (groove) on the blade for better weight distribution

• Panawala Kukri – Full tang kukri with wide, polished blade and visible rivets

• World War Kukri (WWI/WWII) – Military-issued kukris carried by Gurkha soldiers

• Service No. 1 & No. 2 Kukri – Standard issue for modern Gurkha regiments

• Chirra Kukri – Multi-fuller kukri with elegant looks and improved strength

• Chainpure Kukri – Unique village-style kukri with a forward-angled blade

• Ganjawal Kukri – Kukri with elaborate scabbard, often used for ceremonial purposes

• Hanshee Kukri – Antique-style kukri with deeply curved blade, often used by aristocrats or for executions

• Lahure Kukri – Historical long kukri associated with Lahure soldiers who served in foreign armies

Key Features

• Hand-forged from 5160 high-carbon leaf spring steel

• Authentic reproductions of classic designs: Sirupate, Bhojpure, Angkhola, Panawala, Hanshee, and more

• Full tang construction for strength, balance, and control

• Traditional scabbards made from wood, leather, and brass fittings

• Designed for historical accuracy, real functionality, and battle-readiness

• Forged in Nepal by blacksmiths trained in traditional methods