Karambit Knife

It evolved in Southeast Asia as a small, all-purpose utility knife and agricultural tool – rather resembling a miniature sickle.

Most true karambits are double-edged, and feature a characteristic “ring” at the end of the handle, into which a finger can be inserted.

The karambit’s distinctive ring does three things – it prevents the knife from being dropped.  It keeps the user’s fingers from slipping onto the sharp blade, and it allows the user to employ both hands to work, without putting the knife down.

* Specification of Karambit Knife : This is handcrafted kukri therefore please note that each one might have slight variations in measurement