The khukuri, also known as the Gurkha knife, is a traditional Nepalese curved blade that holds significant cultural and historical importance. It is both a utility tool and a weapon, renowned for its distinctive shape and unparalleled functionality. The khukuri features a forward-curving blade with a sharp inner edge and a dull outer edge, facilitating powerful chopping strokes. Its unique design enables it to be used for various tasks, including chopping wood, clearing vegetation, and as a formidable close combat weapon. The khukuri holds a revered status in Nepalese culture and is often presented as a symbol of bravery, honor, and loyalty.
