Gigantic Ceremonial Kukri

The kukri is the iconic blade of the Gurkhas, revered for its power and versatility. This Gigantic Ceremonial Kukri is an extraordinary version of that legendary weapon, created for sacred rites and ceremonies rather than the battlefield. With its massive size and commanding presence, it stands as both a remarkable display piece and a tangible connection to the centuries-old traditions of the Gurkha regiments.

The Sacred Tradition of the Gurkhas

Since 1943, Windlass Steelcrafts has been the official government contractor producing kukris for the Gurkha regiments. This oversized version is issued only one per regiment in India and plays a vital role in the sacred water buffalo beheading ceremony, a ritual deeply embedded in Gurkha culture. Forged in the same spirit as the standard military issue, this ceremonial kukri represents both spiritual significance and martial heritage.

Gigantic Ceremonial Kukri Details

This massive kukri features a polished high carbon steel blade measuring over 2 1/2 feet long and an impressive 3/8" thick. The specially carved native hardwood handle adds authenticity and strength to its ceremonial design. Each kukri includes a regulation sheath for safe storage. Hand forged and supplied factory sharp, it is a scarce collector’s piece that embodies both the tradition and craftsmanship of Windlass Steelcrafts.