12″ Professional 5 Fuller (chira) Panawal Gurkha Kukri|Khukuri,Machete,Farmer,Hunting Kukri|Knife

This is one of the best New fullers design selling kukri EGKH. It is genuine handmade kukri. It has safety between blade and handle so called Guard, This Kukri (khukuri) has Five fullers (5 Chiras) on its blade so this Kukri is name as 5fullers (5 chira) Fish design. The handle is unique compared to other kukris, the metal of the blade in the handle area is flat and can be seen all around the handle. Rosewood joined strongly from both sides with five rivets which makes it stronger than the other kukri. Look and style of an original kukri – Heavy blade yet well balanced by its fullers. Because no machine buffing is used in the blade but the natural high hill river stone is used to sharpen and finish the blade. It has two baby knives . one sharpener which it used for sharpening original blade and another one is used for paper cutting and letter opener etc. Scabbard of this khukuri also very beautifully made of mountain yak leather in ganjawal design. Karda & Chakmak: These are small knives come with Kukri. Karda is small knife used of skinning animal hairs and Chakmak is used of sharpening the Kukri blade in its blunt. When you bid or buy this item you will also get these two unique knives. The Kukri Specifications: This is handcrafted kukri therefore please note that each one might have slight variations in measurement

12″ long blade 5 Chirra ( 5 fuller) handmade Kukri knife by Bishwakarma at EGKH (khukuri unit) factory in Nepal.
very professional blade made of high graded carbon steel, 6″ long dark rosewood full tang handle 18″ overall length (appox), weighs about 31.75 oz or nearly 4 lbs with sheath & utility knives, thikness of the blade is about 1/2″ inches or 12 mm at the spine.

Very Sharp or easy to sharp as its made of carbon steel (car spring or railway track). It’s comes with 2 small utilities knives (Karda & Chakmak).

Semi-polished, water-tempered blade. the sheath is made out of water buffalo hide (leather) dying in Brown natural color; covered in soft cotton wood.

Handforge by the Kami/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.