Damascus Blade Folding Knife with Skeletonized Steel Handle – 11 cm Handle, Wooden Box Included

This folding knife's Damascus steel handle is skeletonized with cutout windows and brass medallions, 11 cm handle, wooden box included.

$22.00
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $15.40
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Private label on request
  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This folding knife features an 8 cm hand-forged Damascus steel blade and an 11 cm all-Damascus-steel handle skeletonized with round cutout windows and inlaid with decorative brass medallions. Made in Pakistan, its engraved diagonal lines and tactical profile set it apart from the wood or horn handle models in the same Damascus range. A distinctive wholesale piece for retailers targeting serious collectors.

Specifications

Weight
0.31 kg
Blade size (cm)
8
Handle size (cm)
11
Blade
Damascus steel
Handle
Damask
Included
Wooden box
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Display & retail

Backlighting a skeletonized handle in the case

A handle with round cutout windows deserves light from behind. Set this knife on a clear acrylic riser or near the back glass of a lit cabinet, so the windows glow and the brass medallions stand out against the etched steel. On a solid dark shelf, the cutouts simply disappear.

Its tactical profile draws a different customer from the wood and horn models, so place it with outdoor and modern folders rather than gift items. On a counter featuring several Pakistani Damascus knives, put this one at the end of the row as the bold choice, with a card noting the 8 cm blade and the 11 cm all-Damascus handle.

Questions & answers

Cutouts, display and price questions

How should I display a knife collection?

Think about the background first. Knives with cutouts, such as this skeletonized model, need a light or mirrored backing so the windows show, while solid handles can sit on dark felt. Label each piece with its materials and dimensions, and keep the collection where the temperature stays steady, as sudden changes leave condensation on steel.

What is this pocket knife's price for buyers in Pakistan?

Buyers in Pakistan see the price per boxed knife in rupees (PKR) at the top of this page. Rates fall with quantity, so retailers and distributors should contact us by WhatsApp or email with their numbers for a wholesale quote.

Why is the handle skeletonized?

The round windows take steel out of the handle, which saves weight compared with a solid all-steel grip and shows off the Damascus from both sides. The brass medallions and engraved diagonal lines then make the openings part of the design.

Pro tip

Blow out the windows after outdoor use

Lint, sand and pocket dust collect in the cutouts of a skeletonized handle and work their way towards the pivot. After a day outdoors, open the knife and blow through each window, or sweep it with a soft brush, then add a single drop of oil at the pivot and wipe away the excess. A Pakistan knife with a steel frame stays smooth for longer when grit never reaches the joint.

How to use

Safe opening and closing for an all-steel folder

With steel on both handle and blade, this knife can feel slippery at first. A safe routine:

  1. Hold the 11 cm handle in your weaker hand, with the edge side facing away from your palm.
  2. Pinch the blade near the spine with the thumb and forefinger of your other hand and swing it out until it stops.
  3. Check that it sits firmly open before cutting; never rely on a flick of the wrist.
  4. To close, release the lock if there is one, keep every finger behind the spine, and fold the blade slowly until the edge rests inside the handle.

The same steps suit most folding pocket knives, whatever the handle material.