It is our special issue comes from Cheetlang Village. The shape of the

knife is made similar to that of Chainpure, however with a better

touch. The forging of the blade from the tip all the way down to the

notch makes the khukuri very special as this is the hardest part of

crafting for the skilled craftsman costing more effort and time. It is

similar to Sirupate Khukuri with narrower blade. The grip base in

extra-wide allows for a supper tight held during use. The blade is made

of highly graded carbon steel. The blade is great for general cutting

and light to moderate chopping. The length of blade is 13" with 5" long

handle which is made of Indian Rose wood. The sheath is unique than to

other one, which is made of Indian Rose wood. See the picture. This

Khukuri however, has a uniquely distinct handle where the metal of the

blade in the handle area is flat and not narrow and pointed as in other

knives (full tang). It weighs about 900 grams. The total shipping

weight including display wooden stand with packing will 2.00 kg.