- Hand-Hammered Historical Iraqi Kukri Handmade by ESK is a multiple function knife mainly used for camping or hunting. Great chopping on sharpness.
- Carbon Steel Kukri Knife 8 Inch Blade With 5 Inch Rosewood gripper Handle weight about 600 grams with white Sheath. Thickness of the blade is about 3/8" inches or 8mm at the spine
- Handmade by Kami/Biswakarma casts who are the Inheritors of art of the kukri making. It is handmade using the top-quality materials.
- Semi polished, Water-tempered Blade. White Sheath is Made Out of Water Buffalo Leather. Kukri knife is used for Heavy duty outdoor works.
- Very Sharp or easy to sharp as it made of Highly Graded carbon steel (Steel 5160, car spring or railway track). It's comes with 2 small utilities knives (Karda & Chakmak).
Hand Hammered Iraqi kukri handmade by ESK is one of the best kukris with heavy deep gripping handle that can be used for normal work. This is very common agricultural, and household implement in Nepal. It is the basic and utility knife of all among the Nepalese people for household and farmers plus Personal Safety. The khukuri (Kukri) is traditionally carries either in war or in civil life. The blade is made of Highly Graded Carbon with Highly polished water tempered blade. This blade can be used to chop wood or bone cleaning bushes. This is made of 8 Inch blade with 5 Inch Rosewood handle and thickness is about 8mm spine. The main reason why this model was introduced is because buyers wanted a heavy duty Khukuri which they could use for both daily and rough purpose and was long lasting as well. The blade of this Khukuri is made of the strongest spring steel and is processed for longer than any other Khukuri. The craftsmanship on this knife is amazing with two Additional Knives, The Karda which has a sharp edge is used of skinning animal hairs & other one is called Chakmak is used for sharpening blade. To maintain your Kukri apply machine oil or animal fat on the blade after every use. It’s suggested that you don’t leave any fingerprint on the blade. If it’s essential to touch the blade you should clean it by using gasoline or oil with soft clothes. Use shoe polish for the leather sheaths.
