Damascus Fixed Blade Knife with Gem-Accent Micarta Handle – 12.5 cm Handle, Leather Case Included

This Damascus fixed-blade knife has a dark Micarta handle with colorful gem-accent medallions, 24.5 cm blade, leather case included.

$39.70
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $27.79
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Private label on request
  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This fixed-blade knife features a 24.5 cm hand-forged Damascus steel blade with a brass guard and a 12.5 cm dark Micarta handle set with two colorful gem-accent medallions. Manufactured in Pakistan, the durable Micarta material offers a modern alternative to the wood and bone handles elsewhere in the Damascus range. A distinctive wholesale item for retailers wanting a Micarta-handle Damascus knife.

Specifications

Weight
0.783 kg
Blade size (cm)
24.5
Handle size (cm)
12.5
Blade
Damascus steel
Handle
Micarta
Included
Leather case
Total length (cm)
37
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Care & maintenance

Caring for Micarta, brass and Damascus

Micarta is one of the easiest handle materials to look after, so most of the attention goes to the blade:

  • Wash the dark Micarta handle with warm soapy water when needed; it does not swell or crack like wood.
  • Keep solvents and harsh cleaners away from the two gem-accent medallions, which could lose their colour.
  • Dry the 24.5 cm Damascus blade fully after use and wipe on a thin film of oil.
  • Polish the brass guard with a soft cloth, keeping polish off the etched steel.
  • Use the leather case for travel and store the knife outside it.

Of the Pakistan Damascus knives for sale in this range, it has the handle that copes best with outdoor damp.

Gift ideas

Presents for someone who likes modern materials

Dark Micarta with colourful medallions gives this knife a contemporary look that sets it apart from the wood and bone classics:

  • A trophy or top prize for a hunting or outdoor society's annual event.
  • An engineer or maker who appreciates composite materials as much as forged steel.
  • A milestone birthday for someone who already owns traditional knives and wants something different.
  • A retirement present from colleagues, handed over in its leather case.

Engraving and private label can be discussed on request for group orders.

Made in Sialkot

Micarta: a material born in the electrical age

Micarta began life in the early twentieth century as an electrical insulator: sheets of paper, linen or canvas soaked in resin, stacked and cured under heat and pressure into a dense block. Knifemakers adopted it for its toughness and stability, and today it is cut, ground and polished much like a hardwood.

On this Pakistan fixed blade knife, a 12.5 cm dark Micarta handle is set with two gem-accent medallions and joined to a 24.5 cm hand-forged Damascus blade by a brass guard. In Sialkot, handles of this kind are shaped and finished with the same grinding and buffing skills used on horn and wood.

Questions & answers

Buyer questions on the Micarta Damascus knife

Are Damascus knives from Pakistan any good?

Plenty are, and this model shows what to look for: forged pattern steel, a tough composite handle and solid brass at the guard. Assess it as you would any Damascus knife, checking for an unbroken pattern, a tight guard and a straight blade. Pakistan-made knives that pass those checks hold their own in collections anywhere.

What is the Damascus knife price in Pakistan for the Micarta model?

Buyers in Pakistan see the price in rupees, leather case included, at the top of this page. Wholesale customers pay less per piece as quantities grow; send us the number of knives you need on WhatsApp or by email.