Khukuri Information: This khukuri is the second largest knife or khukuri used for sacrificial ceremonies especially for goats. During the Nepalese festival; Dashain, which falls mainly in the month of October, a large number of goats and other domestic animals are sacrificed to celebrate the event on a special day called "Mar" (Sacrifice). It is customary for families to purchase

a goat locally and sacrifice after the necessary ceremonies are done. This khukuri has 18" long blade, 7" long handle and it weighs 2800 grams approximately. The blade is made from reinforced steel used in railway tracks, handle is made from Brass and sheath is made from a high quality pattern leather of water buffalo hind. All the making and building of the khukuri is done by hand using only conventional domestic tools. This khukuri was made by highly skilled craftsmen of Eastern part of Nepal. This Long 18 Khukuri with brass handle has a beautiful dragon carved on its blade carved by very skillful craftsmen using only hand made tools. On its stand this khukuri looks a magnificent decoration piece for your drawing room.

Khukuri Information: Khukuri Information: This khukuri is the second largest knife or khukuri used for sacrificial ceremonies especially for goats. During the Nepalese festival; Dashain, which falls mainly in the month of October, a large number of goats and other domestic animals are sacrificed to celebrate the event on a special day called "Mar" (Sacrifice). It is customary for families to purchase a goat locally and sacrifice

after the necessary ceremonies are done. This khukuri has 18" long bland, 7" long handle and it weighs 2800 grams approximately. The blade is made from reinforced steel used in railway tracks, handle is made from Brass and sheath is made from a high quality pattern leather of water buffalo hind. All the making and building of the khukuri is done by hand using only conventional domestic tools. This khukuri was made by highly skilled craftsmen of Eastern part of Nepal. On its stand this khukuri looks a magnificent decoration piece for your drawing room.

Khukuri Information: Khukuri Information: This khukuri is the second largest knife or khukuri used for sacrificial ceremonies especially for goats. During the Nepalese festival; Dashain, which falls mainly in the month of October, a large number of goats and other domestic animals are sacrificed to celebrate the event on a special day called "Mar" (Sacrifice). It is customary for families to purchase a goat locally and sacrifice

after the necessary ceremonies are done. This khukuri has 18" long bland, 7" long handle and it weighs 2800 grams approximately. The blade is made from reinforced steel used in railway tracks, handle is made from Buffalo Horn and sheath is made from a high quality pattern leather of water buffalo hind. All the making and building of the khukuri is done by hand using only conventional domestic tools. This khukuri was made by highly skilled craftsmen of Eastern part of Nepal. On its stand this khukuri looks a magnificent decoration piece for your drawing room.

Khukuri Information: This khukuri is the largest knife or khukuri made in Nepal . This khukuri has a staggering weight of 8000 grams and the blade is remarkably long and measures 4 feet and has a handle 13“ long. The blade of this khukuri is made from reinforced steel used in railway tracks, handle made from rosewood and sheath made from a high quality pattern leather of water buffalo hind. Because of its heavy and large size nature this khukuri is among those khukuries which are very difficult to make and takes a long time. This khukuri was made by highly skilled craftsmen of Eastern part of Nepal. Because of the heavy weight and big size of this khukuri, this khukuri is specially used by the skilled person during the Nepalese festival; Dashain, which falls mainly in the month of October, to chop the head of water buffalo to celebrate the event on a special day called "Mar" (Sacrifice). He has to do it at one blow otherwise it is believed

that the year will bring bad omen for Nepalese. As it is said "Size Does Matter" this wonderful, big, heavy and beautiful knife or khukuri can be a very special gift to someone whom you want to remember all the time. On its stand this khukuri looks a magnificent decoration piece for your drawing room.