The remarkable success of the raw black bladed version encouraged and influenced the creation of this unique kukri having even more benefit and feature - to handcraft an outstanding and exceptional executioner to meet a user’s tall order and to safeguard him at the same time, just like a typical Gurkha who would die to defend and to guard his honor, duty and territories, and hence the name “Gurkhe (Bodyguard)”, chosen to denote and refer this knife to the legendary Gurkhas, their caliber and their amazing persona. 8” Gurkhe synonyms of the great Gurkhas with its excellent qualities and advances is an awesome kukri knife to carry and hold, to swing, to be with at all times, be it dark or light – to save, protect and defy an enemy’s attack and nature’s fury.

Blade:
8” raw black blade = to prevent from rusting and to conceal any innate marks/defects
Large elongated bevel = to inflect deep cut and lethal blow
8” bladed = handy, mobile, easy to use yet enough coverage to undertake decent tasks
World war version blade = effective and balanced shape with easy operation (in and out)

Handle:
Extra thick brass fixtures = durability, lasting and rust free
Full flat tang with twin rivets = heavy duty work, resilience, power, strength, long lasting
Horn ridged handle = strength, good look, sturdy and firm grip, dry (not slippery) handle, easy and effective handling

Scabbard:
Belt loop = Dual carriage; belt cum thigh – waist level in belt or thigh level in thigh
Lanyard facility = to tie around thigh / knee portion to grab and prevent from wobbling
Cut throat = extra distinctive look
“G” farus (frog) = to represent Gurkhe, its name
Belt strap = to hold the handle (blade) tightly. Ties the kukri strongly to the scabbard making it very easy to carry even in speed motion