The Toy Nepal is a small, non-functional replica of Nepal’s traditional curved knife, the khukuri, designed for decoration, souvenirs, or ceremonial gifts. Typically measuring 3 to 6 inches long, it features a blunt, unsharpened metal blade (often stainless steel or alloy) and a handle made of wood, horn, or synthetic materials, sometimes adorned with carvings or engravings. The miniature khukuri usually comes with a decorative sheath made of leather, wood, or metal, often embellished with traditional Nepali motifs. Unlike real khukuris used by the Gurkhas, the toy version serves purely as a collectible or symbolic item, popular among tourists and enthusiasts of Nepali culture.

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