Nepalese Khukuri House Pvt. Ltd Nepal

Nepalese Khukuri House is the finest and genuine Khukuri maker in Nepal. This company was established under the Name of Nepalese Khukuri House Private Limited and has registered at Nepal Government, Company Register office Reg. No 17479 / 058 / 59, with the endeavor of wholesaling, supplying as well as retailing only genuine Khukuris alternative pronounced as Kuk, Khukri, kukri, kukris, kookuris, Gurkha-knife, Kukri-knife, National weapon of Nepal. Since its establishment in 1999, it has been manufacturing original Khukuris in Nepal, homeland of Legendary Gurkhas. Our knives are honest, powerful and graceful blades that have the pride of legendary Gurkhas for nearly couple of hundred years and the pride of their owners since times immemorial. Since 1999, the Nepalese Khukuri House Pvt. Ltd has been striving to provide the best service, value and the largest selection of Kukri productions to our customers around the world. Our customers are the most valuable assets of our business. Therefore we're here to help answer your questions about any of your needs and concerns about our Knives. We have been occupying more than 200 metal-smith, born Khukuri maker, an ethnic, whose occupation is only craft Khukuris in its factory where the Gurkhas were requited in the past. Four men working a full day to shape each blade that are reinforce carbon steel. Only the selective raw materials such as Buffalo horns, leather, rose woods, car spring, brasses, aluminum, white metals etc are utilized to craft each Khukuris. Everything is done by experienced hand and the only machine is used a lathe for shining the Khukuris. The final products is then checked and rechecked many times over and then only packed to be transported to showroom in Katmandu from its factory. Each blade is marked N. K. H. (Trademark) to let the customer know this is a genuine production of Nepalese Khukuri House. Great attention is given to every detail down to the stitching and hands tooling of the water Buffalo hide on the scabbard. Kukri is presented to a retire Gurkha officer from his regiment as a memento.