Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
This Damascus Bowie knife has a black horn handle with wavy brass band inlays, 18 cm blade, leather case included, made in Pakistan.
This fixed-blade Bowie knife pairs an 18 cm hand-forged Damascus steel blade with a 13 cm black horn handle inlaid with wavy brass bands. Crafted in Pakistan, the sculpted brass inlay gives it a more decorative look than the plain-banded Bowie models nearby. A distinctive wholesale item for retailers targeting Damascus Bowie collectors.
Leather absorbs moisture from the air, and over weeks it can hold that damp against the blade, while tanning residues may mark the steel. Keep this Bowie's leather case for carrying and transport, and store the knife beside it, blade lightly oiled. Shops stocking wholesale Damascus knives from Pakistan should follow the same rule in the stockroom.
It does, and Sialkot in particular has exported cutlery for well over a century. As with any origin, quality varies by maker and model, so judge the piece in hand: on this Bowie, the wavy brass inlay should sit flush in the black horn, the guard should not move, and the 18 cm blade should run straight. Good knives made in Pakistan pass all three checks easily.
Visitors in Pakistan find the rupee price for one knife with its leather case at the top of this page. Hunting and outdoor shops ordering for the season get a lower rate per piece; send us your quantity on WhatsApp or by email.
Yes. The wavy brass bands are inlaid into the 13 cm black horn handle rather than wrapped around it, so they follow the line of the grip and give it its decorative look.
Damascus patterns are designed, not accidental. Twisting a layered bar produces spirals and stars; grooving or drilling it before flattening gives ladder and raindrop patterns; simple folding leaves a random, wavy grain. Smiths name their patterns after these techniques, so a buyer who learns the names can describe exactly the look they want.
An 18 cm blade and a 31 cm overall length make this a manageable size for outdoor work, while the wavy brass inlay keeps it decorative and the black horn gives a warm, secure grip. A Pakistan Bowie knife like this suits:
