15″ Historic Rust Free Ganjawal Kukri | Bushcraft Khukuri | EGKH Kukri Knife

15″ Historic Rust Free Ganjawal Kukri | Bushcraft Khukuri | EGKH Kukri Knife is not just an average kukri knife for a particular task, it’s a versatile multi-purpose tool. The Ganjawal village in far eastern Nepal gives its name to this very old traditional khukuri design. If you are looking for the finest quality khukuri, you won’t be disappointed by the amazing craftsmanship on this kukri knife! It’s a true powerhouse with an extra-strong blade that can handle just about any cutting, chopping, butchering, or piercing task with little effort. This kukri knife is crafted by skilled Nepalese blacksmiths known as Kaami in Nepali. They have acquired their amazing craftsmanship from their fathers, who in turn acquired their skills from their own fathers. This generational transfer of skills has been going on for hundreds of years. This kukri knife is a testament to their incredible craftsmanship and dedication to the traditional way of forging kukris & swords.

This 15″ Historic Rust Free Ganjawal Kukri | Bushcraft Khukuri | EGKH Kukri Knife boasts a 15-inch blade forged from 5160 High Carbon Steel, renowned for its durability and strength. The blade’s unpolished finish adds a touch of elegance to its rugged demeanor while making it rust-free. This 15″ Historic Rust Free Ganjawal Kukri | Bushcraft Khukuri | EGKH Kukri Knife has a 5-inch full-tang handle made from rosewood, making it extremely durable. The kukri knife is one of the famous Kukri among farmers and villagers in Nepal.

The total length of the 15″ Historic Rust Free Ganjawal Kukri is 20 inches striking a balance between compactness and reach, making it a reliable companion for outdoor activities. This khukuri knife is an authentic masterpiece, encased in a pinewood scabbard which is wrapped in water buffalo leather. It weighs 1100 gm and boasts an upper spine thickness of 7 mm. It has a belly measuring 2.2 inches. The blade’s structure varies in hardness: the spine at 22-25 RC, the belly at 45-46 RC, and the edge at an impressive 58-60 RC.

The blade of this Bushcraft Khukuri can be used to chop wood or bone-clean bushes and also for other kinds of domestic work. A karda & a chakhmakh are included with this khukuri. Karda is a sharp knife that can be used to cut fruits & vegetables, open tin cans, etc. The Chakhmakh is a blunt steel that can be used to hone the khukuri blade or used to produce sparks for fire with fire steel or flint.