GK&CO. Kukri House Genuine Kukri/Khukuri - 5 Inch Blade Cheetlange Authentic Kitchen Knife Handmade in Nepal

This is traditional Cheetlange Khukuri. This Khukuri comes from Cheetlang village of Nepal where skillful craftsmen make this special kind of Khukuri/Kukri, therefore it is called Cheetlange Khukure. It is simple working as well as decorative knife. The handle and the blade of this khukuri is different than other Khukuri. The blade is made of highly graded carbon Steel. It has 5” long blade and 4” handle. The Handle is Rat tail and made of Rose wood. Special Sheath is made of water-buffalo leather. The wooden display stand can be purchased with additional Charges. It can be used as paper knife, letter opener, to cut vegetables, fruits, or as gift. This knife does Not came (Karda & Chakmak). The Kukri Specifications: This is handcrafted knife therefore please note that each one might have slight variations in measurement. Blade Hardness: spine: 22-25 RC, Belly: 45-46 RC, Edge: 58-60 RC, Steel Type: 5160 Car Spring Blade size & Type: 5 Inches (12.7cm) Handmade, Highly Grade Carbon Steel, High Polished Blade Handle size: 4 Inches (10.16cm) full tang handle made of Rose Word. Overall Length: 9 inches (22.86cm) from tip of the blade to pommel of the handle (Aprox) Weight: 0.88 lbs or 14.10 Oz (400grams) Approx, Blade and Sheath & Karda & Chakmak Scabbard: Cotton Covered in Buffalo Leather Origin: Cheetlange, East Nepal

• 5" long Blade Cheetlange Special handmade Kukri knife made by Bishwakarma at Gorkha Kukri House factory in Nepal-imported by GK&Co Kukri House
• 5 Inch blade with 5" Dark Rose wood full tang handle, Overall length 9 Inches, Thickness about 9 mm at Spine
• Very Sharp, or easy to sharp as its made of carbon steel or Car spring or railway track Simi - blade, well water-tempered blade. Wooden handle attached with 3 alley rivets to handle. The Sheath is made out of water buffalo hide (leather) covered in soft wood. The leather is dying to Black color.
• Handforge by The Kami and Biswakarma castes who are the traditional inheritors of the art of kukri-making. It is handmade using the top quality materials in a very traditional way with predictable tools.