Cheetlange Light Version Hunting Khukuri

This is 13.5″ Cheetlange Light Version kukri – Full Tang Blocker Handle traditional farmer khukuri. Cheetlang, a small hilly town, is situated in eastern part of Nepal. This type of khukuri is made in that place. Hence it is called Cheetlange wooden khukuri. The name “Cheetlange” of the khukuri is given after its village name where it originated centuries ago. Cheetlang people specialized in many ornamented and decorative displayers amongst which the Cheetlange khukuri is one of their prized and prestigious establishments. A Cheetlange khukuri is basically a simple working and decorative knife. The glory, sovereignty, character, culture and people of Nepal is tried to captured in this unique work of art by the Cheetlange. Commoners mostly use it as a decorative tool because of its elegant and delicate look. It is our special issue comes from Cheetlang Village. The shape of the knife is made similar to that of Chainpure, however with a better touch. The forging of the blade from the tip all the way down to the notch makes the khukuri very special as this is the hardest part of crafting for the skilled craftsman costing more effort and time. It is similar to Sirupate Khukuri with narrower blade. The grip base in extra-wide allows for a supper tight held during use. The blade is made of highly graded carbon steel. The blade is great for general cutting and light to moderate chopping. The length of blade is 13.5″ with 5″ long full flat tang blocker handle which is made of Indian Rose wood. The sheath is unique than to other one, which is made of Indian Rose wood. See the picture.