Gigantic Ceremonial Kukri

Gigantic Ceremonial Kukri

Please note: This is just an ornamental item, not intended for real use!

This kukri beheads water buffaloes with a single stroke for the traditional Gurkha sacred ceremony. Very scarce! Only one is issued to each Gurkha Regiment in India. Specially carved native hardwood handle. The polished steel blade is a staggering 3/8″ thick and more than 2-1/2 feet long.

• It comes with regulation sheath.
• Total Length approx. 795mm
• Blade length 586mm
• Length of the wooden handle approx. 175mm
• The wooden handle is fitted with metal from behind
• Diameter of the pommel approx. 76.33 x 49.5mm
• The narrowest part of the handle has a diameter approx. 38.8mm
• Cross-section of the blade on the handle approx. 46.2 x 8.8mm
• Two notches in the blade are approx. 12mm deep and approx. 5.1mm wide
• Thickness of the striking edge approx. 1.1mm
• On the blade there is a narrow fuller - approx. 24cm long
• The widest part of the blade is approx. 22 from the point, there it is approx. 80.6mm wide
• Weight 2300 g
• Weight of the sheath approximately 555 g
• The sheath has a chape of brass and wood core

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