Amaya Kris – Blade of Heritage and Flow

Unleash the elegance and power of the Amaya Kris, a blade inspired by the rich martial traditions of the Philippines. With its signature wavy edge and commanding presence, the Kris is a weapon of both artistry and authority. The Amaya variant embodies balance—crafted with a refined silhouette that blends practicality with symbolic heritage.

Our replica/training Amaya Kris is built for modern Filipino Martial Arts practice. The undulating blade challenges practitioners to refine precision, control, and cutting mechanics, while the ergonomically carved handle ensures stability in both drills and demonstrations. For instructors, schools, and collectors, this blade is not only a training tool—it’s a statement piece that honors tradition.

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📚 Cultural/Technical Description

The Kris is among the most revered bladed weapons of the Southern Philippines and across Southeast Asia. Known for its distinctive flame-like blade (lukluk), the Kris symbolizes status, power, and spiritual depth. Beyond combat, it was carried as a prestige weapon, often richly adorned and passed down as heirlooms.

The Amaya Kris is a modern adaptation that emphasizes graceful form and practical handling. Its curves are designed not only for aesthetics but also to enhance slicing mechanics and flow. In FMA practice, it teaches fluid movement, timing, and the integration of form with function—bridging heritage with the demands of contemporary training.

⚙️ Specs & Measurements (Training/Replica Versions)

Overall Length: approx. 22–28 inches
Blade Length: approx. 15–20 inches, flame-like lukluk design (3–7 waves, depending on variant)
Handle Length: approx. 7–8 inches, hardwood or horn with ergonomic shaping
Weight:
- Replica Version: 900g – 1.3kg (authentic handling weight for collectors & demos)
Material:
- Replica Version: Forged high-carbon steel blade, hardwood/horn grip, brass or silver fittings
Finish Options: Natural hardwood / darkened practice finish / polished collector’s steel with detailed wave etching
Design Features: Flame-shaped blade with flowing symmetry, sturdy grip for precision handling, rooted in Moro tradition
Best For: Flow drills, cultural demonstrations, close-range training, and heritage collections