Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
This tanto-style Damascus folding knife has a dark acacia wood handle and engraved brass spacer, 11.5 cm handle, wooden box included.
This folding knife pairs a 7.5 cm hand-forged Damascus steel blade with a tanto-style tip and an 11.5 cm dark acacia wood handle, joined by a hand-engraved brass spacer with a geometric pattern. Handcrafted in Pakistan, it ships in its own wooden presentation box as a display-ready piece. A wholesale option for retailers wanting a wood-handle Damascus knife alongside the horn and steel-handle models in the range.
The tanto tip turns a 7.5 cm blade into a strong little piercing point, so this Pakistani Damascus knife handles the small, awkward jobs that would snap a fine tip, while the dark acacia handle keeps it smart enough for the office.
Used like this, a Pakistan pocket knife with a tanto tip stays sharp where it matters.
Most of the Damascus folders in this range wear horn or steel handles, so the dark acacia model brings a warm note to a display. Place it at the end of a row of black horn knives, where the wood grain and the engraved brass spacer stand out by contrast.
Show it open, with the angular tip pointing the same way as the other blades: a tidy row of points reads as a curated collection. Arrange the row by price so the eye moves from simple to elaborate. A card noting the 11.5 cm handle and the wooden box answers the usual questions, and shoppers comparing Pakistan knives across materials can see the whole choice at a glance.
Use what came with the knives. Each wooden box makes a ready-made plinth: open the lid, prop the knife half-open inside, and stagger the boxes at different heights on a shelf. Leave a hand's width between pieces so each can be lifted without touching its neighbour, and dust weekly, because acacia and horn collect it in their grain.
The price per piece is listed in Pakistani rupees at the top of this page. Ordering several, for a shop or a team gift, brings the rate down; WhatsApp or email us the quantity and we will send you a quote.
A point formed by a short, angled front edge meeting the main edge at a corner, rather than one continuous curve. The thicker point resists breaking when pushed into tough materials, at the cost of some slicing belly.
