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This
is the train knife of Gurkhas. Therefore it is called
Jungle Khukuri / Kukri for rough use in Jungle Warfare. This is
totally unpolished standard-sized Khukuri. It has 10
1/12" long blade and with the handle it is 15" long. The
case is made of
buffalo hide and the Buffalo horn is
used for making handle. It weights 600 grams with
scabbard.
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Khukuri
(kukri) is the national knife of Nepal, originating in ancient
times. More than being just a revered and effective weapon,
however, the Khukuri (kukri) is also the peaceful all-purpose
knife of the hill people of Nepal. Khukuri (kukri) is a
versatile working tool and therefore an indispensable possession
of almost every household, especially of those belonging to the
Gurung, Magar, Rai and Limbu ethnic groups of central and
eastern Nepal. Moreover, apart from the fact that the
Khukuri(kukri) symbolizes bravery and valor and is a Nepalese
cultural icon, Khukuri(kukri) also represents an exquisite piece
of Nepalese craftsmanship and is indeed a unique memento from
Nepal. 8” MJ (W) means Mini Jungle Khukuri with horn Handle and
8” denotes the blade length of the Khukuri. |
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Super Mini Jungle
Khukuri. |
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Khukuri
(kukri) is the national knife of Nepal, originating in ancient
times. More than being just a revered and effective weapon,
however, the Khukuri(kukri) is also the peaceful all-purpose
knife of the hill people of Nepal. Khukuri (kukri) is a
versatile working tool and therefore an indispensable possession
of almost every household, especially of those belonging to the
Gurung, Magar, Rai and Limbu ethnic groups of central and
eastern Nepal. Moreover, apart from the fact that the
Khukuri(kukri) symbolizes bravery and valor and is a Nepalese
cultural icon, Khukuri(kukri) also represents an exquisite piece
of Nepalese craftsmanship and is indeed a unique memento from
Nepal. 8” MJ (W) means Mini Jungle Khukuri with horn Handle and
8” denotes the blade length of the Khukuri. |
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