10-Inch Blade Panawal Sirupate Kukri – Real Working Knife for Outdoor & Survival

The Panawal Sirupate Kukri is a powerful fusion of traditional Nepali craftsmanship and modern utility. Inspired by the sleek "Siru" grass, the blade’s narrow design ensures fast, efficient cutting with superior control. This hand-forged kukri is crafted for those who demand performance in the wild — hunters, survivalists, outdoor workers, and collectors alike.

Forged from highly graded 5160 carbon steel, the 10-inch semi-polished blade features a precise tempering gradient to ensure edge retention, spine durability, and balanced flex. The Panawal-style handle is made from solid rosewood with a full tang construction and reinforced with rivets and a lanyard hole — providing unmatched grip and long-term strength compared to traditional rat-tail designs.

The scabbard is wrapped in cotton and covered in buffalo leather for durability and traditional appeal. This kukri also includes a small utility blade (Karda) and a Chakmak sharpener, allowing for essential outdoor tool maintenance.

Key Features

• Hand-Forged in Nepal: Crafted using traditional blacksmithing techniques.
• Panawal Full Tang Handle: 5-inch rosewood handle with rivets and lanyard hole for strength and grip.
• 5160 Carbon Steel Blade: 10-inch semi-polished blade with optimized edge hardness.
• Tempered Gradient: Spine: 22–25 RC, Belly: 45–46 RC, Edge: 58–60 RC for functional durability.
• Multipurpose Usage: Ideal for bushcraft, survival, hunting, and chopping tasks.
• Traditional Scabbard: Cotton wrapped and buffalo leather-covered wood sheath.
• Accessory Tools: Karda (small knife) & Chakmak (sharpening steel) included.

Specifications

• Blade Length: 10 inches
• Handle Length: 5 inches
• Total Length: 15 inches (38.78 cm)
• Weight: Approx. 900g (including sheath and tools)
• Blade Steel: 5160 Carbon Steel (Leaf Spring)
• Handle Type: Panawal Full Tang – Rosewood with rivets
• Scabbard: Wood core, wrapped in cotton and buffalo leather
• Tools: Karda & Chakmak included

Note

Each kukri is hand-forged by Nepalese craftsmen. Expect minor variations in size, finish, and weight—these are not flaws but marks of authenticity.