👉 The village weapon, often referred to as a "kukri" in some regions or a "chopper" in others, is a versatile and traditional multi-purpose knife historically used by villages, particularly in parts of India, Nepal, and Bhutan. Typically made from a single piece of steel, it features a curved blade and a broad, flat edge ideal for both cutting and chopping. Its design allows it to be used for a variety of tasks, from hunting and food preparation to self-defense. The kukri's compact size and durability make it a practical choice for rural communities where space and resources are limited, embodying both cultural heritage and functional utility.
