Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
This double-edged dagger has a fullered 22.5 cm blade and 13 cm walnut wood handle, leather case included, made in Pakistan.
This fixed-blade dagger combines a 22.5 cm double-edged stainless steel blade with a central fuller, an oval steel guard and a 13 cm walnut wood handle. Handcrafted in Pakistan, its dark natural wood grain offers a different look from the teak and olive wood versions in the same dagger range. A dependable wholesale seller for retailers targeting collector and historical-knife buyers.
A double-edged blade can slice the stitching of its own case if it goes in at an angle. When you sheathe this Pakistani dagger, line both edges up with the sides of the case, rest the point at the mouth, and slide the 22.5 cm blade home slowly and straight, holding the case by its back with your other hand, well away from the opening.
A Pakistan steel knife with a fullered 22.5 cm blade needs only a few minutes of attention each season:
Daggers are among the knives most often singled out by carry rules, and the details change at every border. Treat this one as a collector's piece: keep it at home, check what the law where you live says before taking it anywhere else, and when it has to travel, keep it cased and wrapped in a locked bag. Children should never have access to it, and retailers should apply the age rules that cover their market.
The price for one dagger appears at the top of this page, in rupees (PKR) for visitors browsing from Pakistan. Retailers stocking the walnut, olive and teak versions together receive a lower per-piece rate on larger orders; WhatsApp or email us for a quote.
Walnut is the darkest of the three, a deep brown with mostly straight, quiet grain, so it suits buyers who like a traditional, understated look. The 22.5 cm blade, fuller and oval steel guard match the teak version, so the choice is purely about the wood.
It is above all a collector's and display Pakistan knife. Two edges make it awkward for camp chores, where a single-edged fixed blade from the same range is the better tool.
