The Khukri is a traditional curved knife originating from the Nepalese culture, primarily associated with the Gurkhas, who are renowned for their bravery and military prowess. This distinctive weapon features a broad blade that tapers to a sharp point, making it effective for both combat and utility purposes. The Khukri is often made from high-carbon steel and has a wooden or horn handle. In addition to its practical uses, the Khukri holds cultural significance in Nepal, symbolizing honor and bravery. It is commonly used in various ceremonies and rituals, reflecting the rich heritage of the Gurkha people. The knife is also popular among collectors and outdoor enthusiasts for its unique design and functionality.