Bahadur (Courageous) knife

Detailed Product Description
Bahadur is actually a copy version of a designed knife made by Khukuri House for one of its customers. Since its features resemble the shape and style of a kukri, Khukuri House started producing on its own for resale. A complete new name Bahadur which is the most common middle name of a person in Nepal, is given to identify this knife in a customary way. Bahadur in Nepali means brave and courageous which this work of art truly deserves and discloses, and thus the name. It is also a dedication to the Gurkhas as most of their middle names have Bahadur since generations, which depict their character.

The shape of this knife is slightly curved with wider surface at the front section. A pointed nozzle pops out of the blade that works as a blood dipper. The handle is the strongest point where it has a unique distinct handle where the metal of the blade in the handle area is flat, not narrow and pointed as in other knives. The blade is therefore visible all around the handle. The handle is joined strongly to the blade with metal rivets that can also be seen at the sides similar to that of Panawal type khukuri. Unlike typical khukuri handle, the front portion of this knife is made to fit the palm of a user in most comfortable and best possible way. The curve resistance made for index finger to stay gives stronger grip and easier handling. Bahadur has a normal buffalo leather case but the basic tools (Karda & Chakmak) are ignored.