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Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri

Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri
Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri
Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri
Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri
Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri
Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri
Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri
Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri
Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri
Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri
Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri
Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri

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Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri
$189.99
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  • Model: Working kukri/khukuri
  • Product Code: Traditionalkukri008
  • Location: Kathmandu, Nepal

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Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri – 16-Inch Traditional Working Blade with Cultural & Religious Heritage

The Bhojpure Khukuri (also spelled Kukri) is one of the most iconic and culturally significant traditional knives of Nepal. Named after the hilly village of Bhojpur in eastern Nepal, this kukri represents a long-standing heritage of craftsmanship, daily utility, and spiritual symbolism. Recognized for its broader belly and heavier blade, the Bhojpure is a beloved tool for both practical work and religious ceremonies.

With a blade length of 16 inches and a full 6-inch handle, this hand-forged khukuri is heavier and fatter than standard army models—designed to cut more forcefully and efficiently. It is forged from high-carbon steel using traditional methods and finished for strength, weight, and cutting power. Farmers across Nepal have used the Bhojpure Khukuri for generations to accomplish daily chores—whether cutting wood, clearing vegetation, processing crops, or defending themselves in remote villages.

Beyond its utility, the Bhojpure holds deep spiritual and cultural value. Many Nepalese families keep this khukuri in their homes as a symbol of protection, prosperity, and tradition. It is believed to ward off evil spirits, bring good luck, and serve as a guardian in times of need. In traditional marriages, the bridegroom often carries a Bhojpure Khukuri passed down through generations to represent family honor. In some rites, the khukuri is even buried with its owner as a guide to the afterlife.

This version of the Bhojpure is handcrafted with a rosewood handle and comes with a leather scabbard for safe keeping. It is a powerful working blade, a sacred heirloom, and a cherished symbol of Nepalese identity—loved by farmers, villagers, and collectors alike.

Key Features

  • Hand-Forged in Nepal: Traditional blacksmithing methods by experienced village craftsmen.
  • Origin: Named after Bhojpur, the historic village famous for its khukuris.
  • Heavier Blade: Wider and thicker than military kukris, designed for serious chopping.
  • High Carbon Steel: Forged and hardened for strength and durability.
  • Rosewood Handle: Smooth and comfortable grip for long working hours.
  • Spiritual Significance: Believed to offer protection, prosperity, and family honor.
  • Leather Scabbard: Traditional sheath for carry and storage.
  • Multi-Use: Suitable for cutting wood, brush, farming tasks, home rituals, and display.

Specifications

  • Blade Length: 16 inches
  • Handle Length: 6 inches
  • Total Length: 22 inches
  • Blade Weight: Approx. 1200 grams
  • Blade Material: High carbon steel
  • Handle Material: Rosewood (rat-tail tang)
  • Scabbard: Leather-wrapped over wood core
  • Use: Traditional farming, domestic cutting, spiritual protection, collector display

Note

Each Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri is individually handmade. As a result, slight variations in size, finish, and wood grain are expected and add to the authenticity of this traditional Nepalese blade.

Specification
Blade: 16 inches Traditional Blade is Hand forged from 5160 carbon steel. Highly polished Blade.
Total Length: 21 inches long in total.
Handle: 6 inches Handle is full tang and Hand crafted from Rosewood.
Weight: 900 Grams in Arppoxmatly.
Note: Each Bhojpure Khukuri/Kukri is individually handmade. As a result, slight variations in size, finish, and wood grain are expected and add to the authenticity of this traditional Nepalese blade.

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