Everest Forge Signature Kukri — Original Designs Forged Where the Kukri Was Invented
This is the collection that makes Everest Forge what we are. 51 original kukri designs — drawn at our workbench, forged in our Kathmandu workshop, available nowhere else in the world. Each Signature kukri is the result of generations of Kami caste blacksmithing knowledge meeting modern field-testing, real customer feedback, and a willingness to break out of the "traditional pattern" box that's held the Nepali kukri industry frozen for 200 years.
Cold Steel licenses Western designers and stamps them in Taiwan factories. Spartan-Harsey licenses a famous knifemaker's name and produces in the U.S. The big Nepali brands sell the same patterns their grandfathers' grandfathers made. We design our own. We forge them ourselves. In Nepal. By Kami caste blacksmiths. To order. Nobody else operates this way.
The Forge That Designs, Not Just Forges
Everest Forge is owned by Deepak Sunar, a Kami caste blacksmith from Nepal's hereditary blade-making tradition. Our 10 Kami blacksmiths in our Kathmandu workshop forge to the same standards used for our supply contracts with the British Gurkha Army (BSI Service No.1, 2008), the Nepal Army (2015–2018), and the Nepal Police (2016–2017).
But heritage on its own isn't enough. The kukri buyer in 2026 wants more than a museum piece — they want a kukri designed for how they actually live. Modern tactical buyers, bushcrafters, collectors, hunters, off-grid users, gamers (yes — see CS2 Kukri below), reenactors, gift buyers. The Signature collection is built for them. Each design solves a specific problem the traditional patterns don't.
This isn't fusion-for-fusion's-sake. It's designed by people who actually use kukris, forged by people who've forged them for generations.
What Makes a Signature Kukri Different
Designed by us, not licensed from anyone. Every Signature kukri is an Everest Forge original. We sketch the blade profile, the handle ergonomics, the guard, the scabbard. Then our Kami blacksmiths forge it to the same standards as our military contracts.
Available only here. You won't find these patterns at any other Nepali maker, any factory brand, or any reseller. When you order a Signature kukri, you're ordering something nobody else in your city — possibly nobody else in your country — owns.
Forged to order, never mass-stamped. Each Signature kukri is forged individually after you order. We don't stockpile. This means every blade gets the full attention of the smith, and means you can request modifications before forging starts.
Modern problems, kukri solutions. Sawback for game processing. Recurve geometry for piercing. Wing-Guard tactical handles. Long-reach 21" sirupate variants. Sharpener-integrated scabbards. Brass-handled jungle machetes. Hellboy II tribute pieces. Counter-Strike tactical homages. Modern needs, traditional craftsmanship.
Featured Signature Designs
Tactical & Combat Originals
Bhairav Fang Khukuri ($194.99) — Aggressive sawback kukri inspired by Bhairav, the fierce protector deity in Hindu mythology. Serrated spine, raw sawback teeth, intimidating profile. For the buyer who wants presence and capability in equal measure.
Vortex Khukuri ($164.99) — 15" recurved tactical blade engineered for piercing precision. Where traditional kukri meets modern combat geometry.
Kaal Viper Khukuri ($164.99) — High-performance tactical blade named after Kaal (Time/Death). Designed for those who demand precision, power, and intimidation in the field. Includes free MUK utility knife.
Trinity 3-Chirra Khukuri ($159.99) — Triple-fuller modern tactical kukri with full guard and grip. Three fullers for weight reduction without strength loss. A modern evolution of the classic Tin Chirra.
Wing Guard Tactical Kukri ($134.99) — Heavy-duty kukri fused with the defensive guard structure of the Wing Chun butterfly sword. Cross-cultural design nobody else makes.
Falcon Khukuri ($189.99) — 18" long tactical blade with MUK sharpening knife. Reach, speed, and modern silhouette.
Shadowstrike Khukuri ($104.99) — Lightweight speed kukri with hand-ground fuller and comfort grip. For the buyer who moves fast.
Pop Culture & Tribute Originals
Prince Nuada Sirupate Khukuri ($234.99) — Limited 16" two-piece collector's set inspired by Hellboy II's Prince Nuada. Sirupate profile, Nuada handle aesthetic, paired karda dagger. The Hellboy fan piece nobody else makes.
CS2 Kukri Knife ($144.99) — Hand-forged tribute to the iconic kukri-style blade in Counter-Strike 2. Reimagined as a fully functional, real-steel field blade. Bridge between gaming and authentic blade craft.
Dashain Maar Khukuri ($189.99) — Ceremonial blade discovered in a remote village during the Dashain festival. Recreated by us for collectors who want authentic Nepali ritual heritage in a hand-forged piece.
Modern Workhorse Originals
Sirupate Ranger Kukri ($189.99) — Modern field-oriented adaptation of the classic Sirupate. Long narrow blade meets modern handle ergonomics, full guard, and field-grade scabbard.
Everest Sirupate XL ($184.99) — 21" lightweight combat kukri. The longest Sirupate-pattern kukri in our lineup, designed for reach without the weight penalty.
Royal Spine Kukri ($164.99) — 14" full-tang khukuri with brass fittings. Elegance for ceremonial presence, strength for hard use.
Brass Handle Kukri ($224.99) — Long-bladed jungle machete with solid brass handle. Premium presentation piece that's also a serious working tool.
Jungle Master Khukuri ($184.99) — 16" maximum-chopping blade for jungle clearing and survival.
Cross-Heritage Originals
Gurkha Saxon Warrior Kukri ($184.99) — Cross-heritage blade combining Gurkha forward-weighted kukri geometry with Saxon blade strength tradition. The kind of design only a working forge can produce — not a focus-group design.
Refined Baspate Kukri ($129.99) — Wider, lighter modern adaptation of the bamboo-leaf (Bans Paat) traditional pattern. Refined for efficient field work.
Open Customisation on Every Signature Kukri
Every product page in this collection is fully customisable. You can choose blade length (where the design supports variation), handle material (rosewood, buffalo horn, hardwood, custom), scabbard style, and add free engraving — name, dedication, family crest, regimental marking, gaming clan name, fictional inscription, anything you want. Want a Signature kukri in a specific finish, a specific size, with a specific feature? Message us through the product page or our Custom Forge service. We'll forge it.
Want a one-of-a-kind original design that nobody else has? Send us a sketch, photo, or concept. Our smiths will work with you to refine the design, then hand-forge it. Many of the Signature designs in this collection started as customer requests — and we're always taking new commissions.
Direct From Forge — Not a Marketplace, Not a Reseller
You will not find Signature Everest Forge designs on Amazon, eBay, or other marketplaces. We don't license our designs to factories. We don't sell to resellers. Every Signature kukri is forged in our Kathmandu workshop and shipped directly from us to you. When you buy a Signature kukri, you're buying directly from the people who designed and forged it. No middleman. No marketplace fee. No counterfeits — because nobody else has the design files.
We send photos of your finished blade for approval before shipping. You approve, we ship. If you want changes, we make them.
Who Buys Signature Kukris?
Knife collectors who already own traditional patterns and want something nobody else has.
Modern bushcrafters and survival users tired of choosing between authenticity (heritage patterns) and modern functionality (factory tactical).
Pop culture fans — Hellboy II, Counter-Strike, gaming culture, mythology enthusiasts. The Bhairav Fang and Nuada Sirupate are direct tributes; the CS2 is a Counter-Strike fan piece.
Gift buyers looking for genuinely unique gifts — retirement, milestone birthdays, military leaving gifts, groomsmen, special occasions.
Hunters and outdoor users wanting modern blade features (sawback, recurve, tactical guards) on an authentic hand-forged platform.
Reenactors and prop makers wanting something the next person doesn't already have.
Custom requesters — the buyer who has a sketch, a photo, an idea, and wants a forge that can actually make it.
What's Included With Every Signature Kukri
→ Hand-forged Signature blade — 5160 high-carbon spring steel, water-tempered
→ Custom handle (rosewood, buffalo horn, brass, hardwood, or modern tactical depending on design)
→ Premium scabbard (traditional leather, military-pattern, or signature-specific)
→ Free karda and chakmak on traditional-pattern Signature kukris
→ Free MUK utility knife on selected tactical Signature designs
→ Free engraving / personalisation — text, custom marks, Devanagari script available
→ Photo approval before shipping
→ 30-day full refund guarantee
Worldwide Shipping
Forging time: 5–7 days (each Signature blade made to order) · Shipping: 5–7 days · Total: 10–14 days door to door
Australia: DDP shipping, Adelaide-based returns · USA: $800 de minimis duty-free, DDP available, NY return address · UK: DDP shipping, no customs hassle · Canada: DHL/FedEx Express · Worldwide: Stripe checkout, 30-day full refund guarantee.
Commission a Custom Original
Want a Signature design that doesn't exist yet? Send us your concept. Sketch on a napkin, reference image, mood board, fantasy idea, gaming weapon, mythological tribute, family crest design — whatever it is, our smiths will work with you to refine it. Then we forge it. Free engraving, photo approval, 30-day refund. Your idea becomes a one-of-a-kind hand-forged kukri that exists only because you asked for it.
Many of the Signature designs in this collection — including some of the bestsellers — started as a single customer's commission. Yours could be the next one.
Commission a Custom Signature Design →
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Everest Forge Signature kukri?
A Signature kukri is an original design created by Everest Forge — sketched at our workbench, forged in our Kathmandu workshop by Kami caste blacksmiths, and available nowhere else in the world. Each Signature design is our own intellectual property — not a traditional pattern copied from history, not a Western brand's design licensed for production. Examples include the Bhairav Fang (sawback kukri inspired by the Hindu deity), Vortex (modern recurved tactical), Kaal Viper (high-intimidation tactical), Falcon (18" long tactical), Trinity (triple-fuller modern), and the Prince Nuada (Hellboy II tribute set).
What makes Signature kukris different from traditional or working kukris?
Traditional and working kukris follow patterns refined by Nepali blacksmiths over centuries — Bhojpure, Sirupate, Angkhola, Chainpure, etc. Signature kukris are original Everest Forge designs that solve modern problems (tactical use, gaming culture tributes, cross-heritage fusions, modern ergonomics) using authentic Nepali hand-forging techniques. You get the modern features Cold Steel and CRKT offer, but with the authentic hand-forged Nepali quality those factory brands can't deliver.
Are these really exclusive to Everest Forge?
Yes — these are our original designs. We don't license them, we don't sell to resellers, and we don't allow them to be reproduced by other forges. The CS2 Kukri, Bhairav Fang, Vortex, Kaal Viper, Trinity, Wing Guard, Falcon, Shadowstrike, Royal Spine, Sirupate Ranger, Everest Sirupate XL, Nuada Sirupate, and the rest of the Signature collection exist only here. You will not find them on Amazon, eBay, or any other website.
Can I commission a custom Signature design?
Yes — and we love when customers do this. Many of our current Signature designs started as a single customer's commission request. Send us a sketch, reference image, concept description, or rough idea through our Custom Forge page. Our smiths will work with you to refine the design, then forge it to your spec. Free engraving, photo approval before shipping, 30-day refund guarantee.
Is the CS2 Kukri actually based on Counter-Strike 2?
Yes. The CS2 Kukri Knife is our hand-forged tribute to the iconic kukri-style blade featured in Counter-Strike 2. We've reimagined it as a fully functional, real-steel field blade — same aggressive profile, but forged from 5160 high-carbon spring steel by Kami caste blacksmiths in Kathmandu. It's a bridge between gaming culture and authentic blade craft.
What is the Prince Nuada Sirupate Khukuri?
A 16" two-piece limited collector's set combining the Nepali Sirupate kukri profile with handle aesthetics inspired by Prince Nuada from Hellboy II. Includes a paired karda dagger. Designed for collectors who want something that bridges Nepali blade heritage with cinematic fantasy aesthetics. Hand-forged from 5160 spring steel.
Are Signature kukris fully functional or just for display?
Every Signature kukri is fully functional, sharpened to a working edge, and forged to the same military-grade standards we use for our British Gurkha Army, Nepal Army, and Nepal Police supply contracts. Even our most ornate Signature designs (Royal Spine, Brass Handle, Nuada Sirupate) are battle-ready blades, not display replicas. The aesthetic doesn't compromise the steel.
Why are these more expensive than mass-market kukris?
Each Signature kukri is hand-forged individually after you order — not stamped from a sheet of steel by machines. The blacksmith spends real time on your blade. The 5160 high-carbon spring steel is sourced and water-tempered the traditional way. The handles, scabbards, and fittings are hand-crafted. And because these are original Everest Forge designs (not licensed from anyone), there's no design royalty padding the price — what you pay goes to the forge and the smiths. You're paying for craftsmanship, not branding.
Can I get a Signature kukri engraved?
Yes — engraving is free on every order. Add a name, date, dedication, family crest, regimental marking, gaming clan name, fictional inscription, mantra, or any other text. We engrave in Latin or Devanagari (Nepali script). We send photos for your approval before shipping.
Where does Everest Forge fit between traditional Nepali makers and Western tactical brands?
We're the forge that does both. Traditional Nepali makers (KHHI, EGKH, Himalayan Imports) sell heritage patterns refined over centuries — but rarely innovate beyond them. Western tactical brands (Cold Steel, CRKT, Condor) make modern designs but stamp them in factories far from Nepal — losing the hand-forged authenticity that defines a real kukri. Everest Forge is the rare maker that does original modern designs, hand-forged in Nepal, by Kami caste blacksmiths. Authenticity + innovation, in the same blade.
How long does delivery take?
Forging takes 5–7 days (each Signature blade made to order — we don't stockpile), then 5–7 days for express shipping — about 10–14 days door to door. UK, USA, Australia, Canada, Germany, and most of the EU have established DDP routes with duties paid upfront, no customs surprises.
Do you accept commissions for completely custom designs?
Yes. Custom commissions are how many of our current Signature designs began. Send us a sketch, photo reference, mood board, or written description through our Custom Forge page. We'll respond with refinement suggestions, give you a quote, then forge it once you approve. Free engraving on every commission. Photo approval before shipping. 30-day refund. Your design stays exclusive to you unless you give us permission to add it to our Signature catalog.
Carry Something Nobody Else Has
Browse 51 original Signature designs above — Bhairav Fang, Vortex, Falcon, Kaal Viper, Trinity, Nuada, CS2, Wing Guard, and more. Or commission a custom original that exists only because you asked for it.