Mushroom Knives Ref. 3756

Knotty Teak Wood Handle Mushroom Knife with Cord Lanyard – 12 cm Handle

This mushroom knife has a serrated hawksbill blade and a cord lanyard, knotty teak wood handle, made in Pakistan.

$4.10
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $2.87
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Private label on request
  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This mushroom knife pairs a 7.5 cm curved, partially serrated blade with a 12 cm knotty teak wood handle showing natural grain character, a built-in bristle brush and a braided cord lanyard. Manufactured in Pakistan, it's a genuine field tool for cutting and cleaning wild mushrooms. A wholesale item for retailers targeting foraging and mycology customers.

Specifications

Weight
0.127 kg
Blade size (cm)
7.5
Handle size (cm)
12
Blade
Stainless steel
Handle
Teak wood
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

The story

Teak, the shipbuilder's wood, in a forager's hand

Teak grows in the monsoon forests of South and Southeast Asia, and for centuries shipbuilders prized it for decks and hulls because its natural oils help it resist rot and water. On a knife handle, the knots, marks left where branches once grew, are what give each piece its character.

Mushroom knives belong to the same world of practical, weather-proof tools. A Pakistan knife with a wood handle of knotty teak brings that tolerance of damp to wet grass and dripping branches, and with a bristle brush at the butt and a braided lanyard, it has everything needed for a morning in the woods. The 12 cm handle fills the palm without crowding a pocket.

Questions & answers

Knots, lock and price questions

Does the lock mechanism feel secure?

Give it a hands-on check before it goes on sale. Opened fully, the blade should stand rigid with no side-to-side movement. Shake the open knife beside your ear: silence is good. Then close it; that should take a deliberate push, and the blade should settle centred in the knotty teak. Tell us about any knife that rattles or wobbles before you sell it.

How is this pocket knife priced in Pakistan?

Per piece, in rupees (PKR), at the top of this page for visitors in Pakistan, with ordering by WhatsApp. Shops stocking Pakistan-made knives in quantity receive a degressive rate; send the number you need by message or email for a quote.

Will my knife look exactly like the photo?

Not exactly. Knotty teak varies from piece to piece: knots, grain lines and shade change with every handle, so each knife is slightly different from the one pictured.

Did you know?

Fungi are closer kin to animals than plants

Fungi were long grouped with plants, but genetic studies show they are more closely related to animals. Like us, they cannot make food from sunlight and must absorb nutrients from their surroundings. Among Pakistan pocket knives, mushroom knives are the ones made for this curious kingdom, with a curved 7.5 cm blade to cut and a brush to clean.

Gift ideas

Presents for the newly hooked forager

Knotty teak gives every one of these knives its own face, which makes it a personal present rather than a generic gadget.

  • A newcomer who has just finished a guided foraging walk.
  • A gardener who grows oyster mushrooms on logs or straw at home.
  • A forest-school leader who shows groups how fungi grow.
  • A partner who plans every autumn trip around the mushroom season.

The cord lanyard and built-in brush come with it, so nothing else is needed for the first outing.