7 Kukri Knives LOW POLY Low-poly 3D model

these LOW POLY kukuri blades would be a perfect fit for a game or animation!

these showcase a fascinating variety in design and craftsmanship. Traditionally associated with Nepalese culture, these blades are widely recognized for their distinct curved shape and historical significanceEach knife has a sharp, slightly curved blade, designed for effective chopping and slashing. Some blades feature a more pronounced curve, while others are straighter, indicating variations in intended use.

• The knives vary slightly in length and curvature, which could influence their balance and functionality.The kukuri knife is known not only for its utility but also its cultural and symbolic importance, often carried by Gurkha soldiers.

• Origins & History: The kukuri dates back to at least the 7th century and is believed to have evolved from ancient sickles and hunting tools.

• Symbol of Nepal: It is the national weapon of Nepal and is closely associated with the Gurkha soldiers, who have used it in various wars.

• Unique Blade Design: The kukuri’s inward curve makes it highly effective for chopping, slicing, and combat. Some myths suggest that once drawn in battle, it must draw blood before being sheathed.

• Utility Tool: Beyond warfare, it is widely used for farming, hunting, and household tasks, making it an essential tool in Nepalese culture.

• Ceremonial & Mythological Significance: The notch near the handle is said to represent a cow’s hoof, symbolizing Nepalese religious beliefs. Some traditions even involve burying a kukuri alongside its owner.