Khukuri blades originated in Nepal god knows when. We only have this belief that when Alexander The Great traveled India, he carried a Khukuri Alike sword, a Koopis, it could have then we Nepalese could have used that copied its style and formed our own called now Khukuris. Well what ever way led to origin of khukuris is a mystery and don't think it's going to be solved easily.

Khukuri, a great weapon and tool has been a part of armory for the Gurkhas has traveled across the globe winning many hearts of knife lovers. Gurkhas have fought many battels in Asia too with this blade and it has won many hearts and was loved above most by one nation among the rest. Our neighboring country Indonesia has been love with khukuri blades for a very long time. Their khukuri blades are a bit different to one crafted in Nepal and they have their own flavor. They appear a bit different but with an easy view one can tell they are khukuri blades as well. Equally high quality craftsmanship and equal high level handmade crafting methods, these Indonesian khukuri blades are second to none.

Shany Amran Priyatna, a friend who comes from Indonesia is one of these finest khukuri craftsmen and a blade designer. He's design are loved by many a has a great fan following. However his fantastic designs aren't easy to reach for some as there's some restrictions to ship his blades out from Indonesia so here's how KH with Shanny along side, helping him to get his creation out to the world. KH has crafted one of this creation The Nightmare Khukri using my craftsmen from this house and now from Nepal this khukri will be easily shipped out to many.

Here's the khukuri Nightmare done in Nepal and its got a bit of flavour of both nation.

Khukri details. 
Blade length 8.5 inches 
Handle 5.5 inches
Spine 0.7cm
Belly 5.7cm
Weight 470 grams
Shipping weight: 1000 grams