Acacia wood handle folding knife with scalloped finger-groove grip, blade open

Wood Handle Folding Knives Ref. 8011

Acacia Wood Handle Traditional Folding Knife – 10.5 cm Handle

Name: Acacia Wood Handle Traditional Folding Knife – 10.5 cm Handle
Brand: Pakistan Knives Factory
SKU: 8011
Price: 4.10 USD
Availability: InStock

A scalloped, finger-grooved acacia wood handle sets this 10.5 cm folding knife apart, 9 cm blade, made in Pakistan.

$4.10

Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.

Wholesale $2.87

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Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
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About this knife

This folding knife features a 9 cm stainless steel blade and a 10.5 cm acacia wood handle shaped with three finger grooves for a secure grip, built without a separate bolster. Made in Pakistan, the scalloped profile is a traditional shepherd-knife detail rarely seen on standard folding knives. A distinctive wholesale pick for retailers wanting a genuinely different handle shape.

Specifications

Weight: 0.1 kg
Blade size (cm): 9
Handle size (cm): 10.5
Blade: Stainless steel
Handle: Acacia wood
Compatible sheath: Ref. 2100, sold separately

Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

How to use

Holding a finger-groove handle for control

The three scallops on this acacia handle are a map for your fingers. Used properly, they give control on cuts that need a little force.

Open the 9 cm blade with both hands and make sure it has reached full extension.
Settle your index, middle and ring fingers into the three grooves, with the little finger wrapped round the end.
Lay your thumb along the side of the handle for general cutting.
For whittling, brace the thumb of your other hand behind the spine and push in short, controlled strokes away from you.
Close the knife only after moving every finger clear of the slot.

It is a Pakistan folding knife that teaches good grip habits.

The story

Long days on the hill and a knife shaped to the hand

For centuries, shepherds who spent weeks alone with their flocks carried one folding knife for almost everything: cutting bread and cheese, mending rope, trimming hooves, carving a new handle for a crook in the evening. With no workshop nearby, the knife had to sit securely in a cold or wet hand, and shaped handles were one answer.

The three finger grooves on this acacia handle follow that idea, a traditional shepherd-knife detail rarely seen on standard folders. Paired with a 9 cm stainless blade, it makes a Pakistan steel knife with real working roots, and the darker acacia gives it an old-world look.

Gift ideas

For people who work with their hands

This is a knife for doers rather than collectors, and the people who appreciate it tend to be practical.

A farmer, smallholder or shepherd: the grooved grip suits outdoor jobs.
A woodcarver starting to whittle spoons and pegs.
A parent who fixes everything at home without calling anyone.
A volunteer on a conservation or trail crew.

As a knife made in Pakistan with a scalloped acacia handle, it also makes a memorable present for someone with family ties to the region.

Questions & answers

Finger-groove acacia folder FAQ

Does the lock mechanism feel secure?

We would rather you test it than take our word. Opened, the blade should sit firmly with no wobble when you press its spine or nudge the tip from side to side. To close, a deliberate push should be needed. If the action feels gritty, a drop of light oil on the pivot and a few open-close cycles usually smooth it.

What is the Pakistan knife price for this model?

The single-knife price is at the top of this page, in rupees (PKR) for anyone browsing from Pakistan, and you can order via WhatsApp. Wholesale orders bring the cost per knife down; message us on WhatsApp or email for a quote.

Is acacia tough enough for everyday use?

Yes. Acacia is a dense, hard-wearing hardwood that copes well with knocks and handling, which is why it is also popular for chopping boards and bowls. Keep it dry and give it a little oil now and then, and the handle will stay smooth.