Dagger - Nepal - 1960-1970, 1970-1980





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Nepalese traditional kukri set comprising the main kukri, a karda and a chakmak with its original richly decorated leather and metal sheath, dated to the second half of the 20th century; overall length 38 cm, height 7 cm, width 10 cm, depth 38 cm, total weight 630 g.
Description from the seller
Traditional Nepalese kukri set – complete ensemble
Kukri, karda and chakmak – ornately decorated sheath – 20th century
Description
Traditional Nepalese kukri set, including the main kukri, a karda (small utilitarian knife) and a chakmak (auxiliary blade used for sharpening), accompanied by its richly decorated original sheath.
The kukri features a forged curved blade with the characteristic robust profile, adorned with decorative engravings. The patina and signs of oxidation attest to its age and real use, with no structural alterations.
The sheath is made of wood clad in leather, reinforced with metal fittings and decorative rivets. It is enriched with integrated Nepalese coins and traditional symbolic elements. The central band bears the inscription “NEPAL” accompanied by a decorative emblem.
The set is complete, which is an important criterion for kukri collectors.
Origin and dating
Origin: Nepal
Dating: second half of the 20th century
Attribution: traditional artisanal fabrication
Type: traditional decorative kukri (non-military)
Composition
1 main kukri
1 karda
1 chakmak
Leather and metal sheath with monetary decoration
Total weight: 630 grams
Condition
Good overall condition
Aging wear and oxidation consistent with age
Blades intact, no breaks
Sheath solid and complete
Remarks
This set is a fine item for collection or display, emblematic of Nepalese culture. It is not a Gurkha military kukri but an authentic traditional artisanal piece, dated and complete, valued for its decorative and symbolic quality.
Traditional Nepalese kukri set – complete ensemble
Kukri, karda and chakmak – ornately decorated sheath – 20th century
Description
Traditional Nepalese kukri set, including the main kukri, a karda (small utilitarian knife) and a chakmak (auxiliary blade used for sharpening), accompanied by its richly decorated original sheath.
The kukri features a forged curved blade with the characteristic robust profile, adorned with decorative engravings. The patina and signs of oxidation attest to its age and real use, with no structural alterations.
The sheath is made of wood clad in leather, reinforced with metal fittings and decorative rivets. It is enriched with integrated Nepalese coins and traditional symbolic elements. The central band bears the inscription “NEPAL” accompanied by a decorative emblem.
The set is complete, which is an important criterion for kukri collectors.
Origin and dating
Origin: Nepal
Dating: second half of the 20th century
Attribution: traditional artisanal fabrication
Type: traditional decorative kukri (non-military)
Composition
1 main kukri
1 karda
1 chakmak
Leather and metal sheath with monetary decoration
Total weight: 630 grams
Condition
Good overall condition
Aging wear and oxidation consistent with age
Blades intact, no breaks
Sheath solid and complete
Remarks
This set is a fine item for collection or display, emblematic of Nepalese culture. It is not a Gurkha military kukri but an authentic traditional artisanal piece, dated and complete, valued for its decorative and symbolic quality.

