Damascus Blade Folding Knife with Sculpted All-Steel Handle – 12 cm Handle, Wooden Box Included

This folding knife's handle is hand-sculpted entirely from Damascus steel, faceted texture, 12 cm, 10.5 cm blade, wooden box included.

$25.00
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $17.50
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
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About this knife

This folding knife pairs a 10.5 cm hand-forged Damascus steel blade with a 12 cm handle carved from the same Damascus billet into a deep, hand-faceted texture, accented with brass pins and a single decorative jeweled pin. Made entirely in Pakistan, it's an all-steel collector's piece rather than a wood or bone handle knife, and ships in its own wooden box. A standout wholesale item for retailers targeting serious knife collectors.

Specifications

Weight
0.329 kg
Blade size (cm)
10.5
Handle size (cm)
12
Blade
Damascus steel
Handle
Damask
Included
Wooden box
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Did you know?

Pattern welding is older than the Vikings

Smiths were forge-welding layers of iron and steel into patterned blades long before the Viking Age: pattern-welded swords appear in Roman-period and early medieval finds across northern Europe. This Pakistan Damascus knife applies the same principle to both blade and handle, which are carved from one Damascus billet and faceted by hand.

Which one to choose

Three all-steel handles, three different characters

Steel handles are the most sculptural corner of the range. This model is carved from the same Damascus as its 10.5 cm blade, faceted by hand and set with brass pins and a single jewelled pin. Its closest relatives:

Choose the faceted model for the longest blade of the three and a texture that catches light from any angle. Like the other knives from Pakistan in this family, it ships in a wooden box.

How to use

Getting a firm grip on a faceted steel handle

Faceted steel gives good purchase but is unforgiving if the knife is held loosely. For controlled cuts:

  1. Open the 10.5 cm blade with two hands and confirm it is fully open before use.
  2. Wrap your fingers so the facets sit under their pads rather than across the knuckles.
  3. Rest your thumb on the spine for push cuts, and always cut towards a board, never towards your body.
  4. Keep cuts short and light: a long blade on an all-steel frame carries its weight forward.
  5. Wipe the facets with an oiled cloth before closing, since skin oils settle in the recesses.

Handled this way, a pocket knife made in Pakistan with a steel handle feels secure in daily use.

Questions & answers

Steel handle, display and cost

How should I display a knife collection?

For a growing collection, a shallow drawer lined with felt keeps knives flat, dust-free and out of the light, with a top shelf for the pieces you want on show. Swap them every month or two. Handle steel-handled pieces like this one with cotton gloves or by the edges, since fingerprints mark etched Damascus within days.

How much does this pocket knife cost in Pakistan?

The rupee price for buyers in Pakistan sits at the top of this page and covers one knife in its wooden box. Shops and distributors ordering more get a reduced rate per piece; let us know the quantity on WhatsApp or by email.

Is an all-steel handle heavy?

Heavier than horn or wood of the same size, because steel is much denser. Many collectors like that solid feel; for everyday pocket carry, a lighter horn or wood handled model from the range may suit better.