What is the best kukri knife? For many, an authentic, traditional khukuri is the only option. These knives are hand-forged by Kamis, master artisans from Nepal who have honed their skills through centuries of practice. Traditional khukuri knives are prized for their craftsmanship, cultural heritage, and durability. The design has been passed down through generations, making them ideal for purists who want an authentic experience.
These kukris often feature wooden or bone handles, with a blade made from high-carbon steel. The high-carbon content allows the blade to hold a sharp edge and withstand heavy use, although it may require more maintenance to prevent rust. Despite their age-old design, these kukris are highly functional tools that can be surprisingly affordable compared to high-end, modern kukri designs. Continue reading this post ➜
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