18” Bhojpure Sacrificing Killer Panawal Khukuri | Kukri Knife

The 18” Bhojpure Sacrificing Killer Panawal Khukuri | Kukri Knife gets its name from Bhojpur, the eastern part of Nepal, a renowned hub for kukris and skilled kukri makers. The blacksmiths of Bhojpur have preserved and passed down their craftsmanship and heritage through generations. Its long blade and robust “Panawal” handle give this kukri a distinctive and striking appeal.

18” Bhojpure Sacrificing Killer Panawal Khukuri | Kukri Knife has an 18 inch blade that is made from strong 5160 high carbon steel. It is extremely durable and lasts a lifetime. The blade is shiny, which makes it look beautiful and helps it cut better.

The Kukri knife has a 9-inch long handle that is crafted from high-quality wood, offering a comfortable and secure grip. The flat full tang handle is attached with two pieces of wood on either side using 3 rivets, providing a secure and comfortable grip during extended use.

The blade has perfect thicknesses for the heavy duty cutting & chopping tasks it is designed to perform: the spine is 10 mm thick, and the belly is 8 cm wide.

The Kukri | Khukuri Knife comes with a handmade wooden scabbard, wrapped in water buffalo leather for protection and a rugged aesthetic. It also includes two traditional accessories—the Karda (utility knife) for fine cutting tasks and the Chakhmak (sharpener and fire striker) for maintenance and survival use. 

The total weight of this 18” Bhojpure Sacrificing Killer Panawal Khukuri | Kukri Knife is 2600 grams. If you accidentally drop the scabbard, the brass tip on the top helps protect it. It also adds to the kukri’s appearance, making it look even better. The big size & the classic design gives this khukuri a beast look. Anyone who’s into hand forged knives & swords will appreciate its craftsmanship & performance once they lay their hands on it and use it.