Majestic Horn Khukuri (5 fuller blade horn scabbard )

The Majestic Horn Khukuri – Art in Steel and Horn

A blade fit for royalty.
This masterwork Khukuri combines functionality, tradition, and jaw-dropping beauty. The star feature? A fully hand-engraved water buffalo horn handle and scabbard, carved using only domestic tools—each line and pattern etched with care, telling the story of a blade that was born to be more than just a weapon.

Five deep fullers run along the 16-inch blade, reducing weight and increasing strength, while the rich black horn shines under the contrast of white metal bindings that hold the scabbard firm and elegant. Every inch speaks of craftsmanship, tradition, and prestige.

Specifications:

• Overall Length: 56.64 cm (22.3 inches)
• Blade Length: 40.64 cm (16 inches)
• Handle Length: 16 cm (6.3 inches)
• Blade Weight: Approx. 760–800 grams
• Weight with Scabbard: Approx. 1220–1250 grams
• Spine Thickness: 7 mm

Materials:

• Blade: High Carbon 5160 Spring Steel
• Handle: Hand-Engraved Water Buffalo Horn
• Scabbard: Water Buffalo Horn with White Metal Bindings
• Crafted Using: Traditional Domestic Tools by Skilled Artisans in Lalitpur, Nepal

Special Features:

• Five Fullers for strength, balance, and design
• Fully engraved horn handle and scabbard – a rare, majestic aesthetic
• Strong and stunning white metal binding enhances both look and structure
• A functional blade that’s also a true collector’s showpiece
• Ideal for ceremonies, display, gifting, or heirloom-quality collecting

Own the Blade That Commands Attention.

Whether you’re a collector, a cultural enthusiast, or someone who understands the value of handcrafted art, this Khukuri stands at the peak of Nepalese tradition and modern finesse.

Short Description (Mobile/Product Listing):

The Majestic Horn Khukuri – A 16-inch, five-fullered blade paired with a fully engraved horn handle and scabbard. Bound with white metal, this 22.3-inch masterpiece blends elite craftsmanship with raw power. A true showpiece, hand-forged in Lalitpur, Nepal.