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Authentic, hand-forged khukuri knives, straight from the Kamis of Dharan

Bishwakarma Khukuri Industries makes traditional Nepali khukuri the old way β€” hammered by hand from high-carbon steel by craftsmen whose families have forged khukuri for generations. Gurkha khukuri, kitchen khukuri and custom pieces, made to order.

OUR CRAFT

Nepali khukuri, forged the traditional way

Bishwakarma Khukuri Industries is a khukuri manufacturer based in Dharan, Eastern Nepal β€” home to some of the country's most respected Kami blacksmithing families. Each khukuri knife we make starts as raw high-carbon steel and is shaped entirely by hand: heated in a coal forge, hammered on the anvil, ground, tempered and fitted with a traditional handle and sheath.

We make the classic Gurkha khukuri, everyday kitchen and utility khukuri, and custom or ceremonial khukuri with engraving on request β€” for customers across Nepal and abroad who want an authentic, working khukuri knife rather than a mass-produced imitation.

100%Hand-forged, not stamped
DharanMade in Eastern Nepal
CustomSizes & engraving on request
WHAT WE MAKE

Khukuri knives for every purpose

A preview of our range β€” full pricing and an online catalog are coming soon with the new website. Call or message us for current availability.

Traditional Gurkha Khukuri

The classic military-pattern blade β€” full-tang, wood or buffalo-horn handle, built for chopping and general work.

Most requested

Kitchen & Utility Khukuri

Shorter, lighter khukuri shaped for everyday cutting, slicing and outdoor use around the home or farm.

Ceremonial & Gift Khukuri

Polished, presentation-grade khukuri with decorative sheaths β€” suited for gifting, display or ceremony.

Custom Engraved Khukuri

Personalised blade or sheath engraving, custom blade length and handle material β€” made to order.

WHY CHOOSE US

Built for people who use their khukuri, not just display it

Hand-forged by Kami craftsmen

Every blade is shaped by hand on a coal forge and anvil β€” a skill passed down within khukuri-making families for generations.

Genuine high-carbon steel

We use durable, properly tempered steel suited to real chopping and cutting work, not soft decorative metal.

Nepal-wide & export orders

We supply customers across Nepal and can arrange shipping abroad β€” get in touch to confirm cost and delivery time.

Made to order & customisable

Choose blade length, handle material and engraving β€” each khukuri can be tailored to how you'll use it.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Khukuri knife FAQ

What is a khukuri knife?

A khukuri (also spelled kukri) is the traditional curved knife of Nepal, historically carried by Gurkha soldiers and used across the Himalayas as an all-purpose farming, household and ceremonial blade. Its forward-curving edge gives it strong chopping power for its size.

Are Bishwakarma khukuris handmade?

Yes β€” every khukuri we make is hand-forged by Kami craftsmen using traditional hammer-and-anvil methods in Dharan, Nepal, rather than machine-stamped or mass-produced.

Do you ship khukuri knives internationally?

We supply customers across Nepal and can arrange international shipping on request. Contact us with your location and the khukuri you'd like, and we'll confirm options and cost.

What's the difference between a Gurkha khukuri and a kitchen khukuri?

A Gurkha khukuri is the classic military-pattern blade with a full-length spine, built for chopping and defense. A kitchen khukuri is a lighter, shorter version shaped for everyday cutting and food preparation.

How do I care for a khukuri knife?

Keep the blade lightly oiled to prevent rust, dry it fully after contact with water, store it in its sheath, and sharpen along the existing bevel with a whetstone.

GET IN TOUCH

Order a khukuri or ask a question

  • Phone / WhatsApp+977-XXX-XXXXXXX (update with your number)
  • Emailinfo@bishwakarmakhukuri.com
  • Workshop / AddressDharan, Koshi Province, Nepal (update with your exact address)
  • HoursSun–Fri, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (update as needed)
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