Buduna Khukuri / बुडुना खुकुरी

SKU Number: THF-N-BDK-015

Product Overview

The Buduna Khukuri is a traditional Nepali hand-forged khukuri distinguished by its broad, curved belly. Heavier than the Sirupate and other slim designs, the Buduna is ideal for chopping, cutting, and heavy-duty outdoor tasks. The extra weight of the blade increases striking power, making it practical for farming, woodwork, and survival use. Beyond its utility, the Buduna Khukuri is also a cultural symbol of Nepali craftsmanship and heritage.

Specifications

• Blade Length: Commonly 10–12 inches (varies by design).

• Blade Type: Broad, forward-curved belly for powerful chopping.

• Handle: Wooden or horn handle with stick tang or Panawal (full tang) style.

• Overall Length: ~15–18 inches.

• Weight: 700–1000 grams (heavier than slim khukuris).

• Sheath: Leather scabbard with belt loop, includes Karda (small knife) and Chakmak (sharpener).

Key Features

• Design: Heavy belly blade (“buduna”) for added cutting power.

• Strength: Forged for heavy-duty use in fieldwork and survival.

• Balance: Excellent chopping tool while still versatile for daily use.

• Cultural Value: Represents a powerful and iconic khukuri style in Nepali tradition.

• Craftsmanship: Hand-forged by skilled Nepali blacksmiths (Kamis).

Uses

• Farming and wood chopping.

• Outdoor survival and trekking utility.

• Household heavy-duty cutting work.

• Cultural and ceremonial value as a traditional khukuri.

Care Instructions

• Wipe clean and dry after every use.

• Apply light oil to the blade to prevent rust.

• Sharpen regularly with a stone or file.

• Store safely in sheath, in a dry place.

Country of Origin

🇳🇵 Handcrafted in Nepal