Two-tone folder: origin, price and colour
Does Pakistan make good knives?
It does, and Sialkot is the place to look. The city has been one of South Asia's busiest centres for cutlery and steel instruments since the nineteenth century, and its workshops supply importers worldwide. This compact model shows the basics done right: a stainless 8 cm blade, a polished inox bolster and a dyed wood handle fitted without gaps. Open it once and you can judge it for yourself.
What does this two-tone stainless knife cost?
Its unit price appears at the very top of the page, in PKR for anyone in Pakistan, and WhatsApp is the easiest way to order. Need it by the dozen for a gift shop? The rate per knife steps down with quantity, so message or email us for wholesale terms.
Are the red and green colours painted on?
No. The handle is layered from fire red and forest green dyed wood, so the colour belongs to the wood itself rather than to a coat of paint that could chip.
