Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
A hand-engraved floral brass bolster sets this Damascus folding knife apart, black horn handle, 12 cm, wooden box included.
This folding knife pairs a 9 cm hand-forged Damascus steel blade with a 12 cm black horn handle and a brass bolster hand-engraved with a floral pattern. Made in Pakistan, the decorative bolster gives it a more ornamental look than the plain-bolster models in the same Damascus range. A distinctive wholesale piece for retailers targeting gift and collector buyers.
When the brass bolster dulls, resist polishing it all over. Touch a soft cloth with a little brass polish to the raised petals and leaves only, and leave the cut lines dark: that contrast is what makes hand engraving readable from across a room. Mask the 9 cm blade with tape first, because polish can dull the etch of a Pakistan Damascus knife.
Black horn is common to all the knives below, so the choice comes down to the bolster and the size. This one has a brass bolster hand-engraved with flowers, a 9 cm blade and a 12 cm handle.
Among the Pakistan knives for sale in this range, the floral model suits buyers who like ornament they can feel under the thumb.
A closed glass-front cabinet protects natural handles better than open shelves. Horn and Damascus both dislike damp, so tuck a sachet of silica gel into a corner and replace it each season. Lay engraved pieces like this one flat on a pale cloth, bolster forward, so the flowers can be admired without anyone picking the knife up.
In Pakistan the price is listed in rupees at the top of this page, for one knife with its wooden box. Gift shops ordering several pieces receive a lower rate per knife; message us on WhatsApp or email your quantity for a quote.
Yes. The floral pattern is cut into the brass bolster by hand, so the curves of the petals and leaves vary slightly from one knife to the next. Personal engraving and private label for retailers are available on request.
Three materials meet on this knife, and each needs something slightly different:
Like most Pakistan pocket knives with natural handles, it rewards five minutes of care a month.
