Olive Wood Handle Folding Knife with Hammered Blade Finish – 12 cm Handle

This olive wood folding knife's 10.5 cm blade carries a rustic hammered finish, 12 cm handle, crafted in Pakistan.

$5.35
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $3.75
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Private label on request
  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This folding knife features a 10.5 cm stainless steel blade finished with a dense hammered texture, set into a 12 cm olive wood handle. Crafted in Pakistan, the pitted, matte surface gives it a handmade, blacksmith-style look distinct from a standard polished blade. A wholesale draw for retailers stocking artisan-finish pocket knives.

Specifications

Weight
0.151 kg
Blade size (cm)
10.5
Handle size (cm)
12
Blade
Stainless steel
Handle
Teak wood
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Sharpening

Sharpening a hammered blade without flattening its texture

  1. Work only on the edge bevel: the dimpled faces of the 10.5 cm blade are a finish, not a surface to grind.
  2. Lay the blade on a 1000 grit stone at about 20 degrees, so the hammered face stays clear of the stone.
  3. Sweep from heel to tip with light pressure, alternating sides until a fine burr forms, then refine on a 3000 grit stone.
  4. Remove the burr on leather, and brush stone dust out of the dimples with a soft toothbrush.

Treated this way, a textured wooden handle folding knife keeps its handmade look while the edge stays as keen as any plain blade.

Which one to choose

How the hammered model compares with its olive siblings

Choose by blade finish first, since the handles share the same warm olive grain:

This stainless Pakistan pocket knife sits in the middle: textured enough to feel handmade, plain enough for daily carry.

Display & retail

Letting the hammered finish catch the light

A hammered blade sells by reflection: each dimple catches a spotlight differently, so place this knife where light falls on it from above or the side, open at an angle on a wooden stand.

  • Group it with natural materials such as leather sheaths, olive wood and canvas to support the artisan story.
  • Use a short card: hammered texture, stainless blade, olive wood handle.
  • Keep it near the till in a small cluster with the forged-finish model, so customers compare the two.

Shoppers drawn to vintage Pakistan knives respond to that old-workshop look, even though the steel underneath is modern stainless.

Questions & answers

Hammered olive folder: lock, price and finish

Does the lock mechanism feel secure?

Judge it with three simple tests. Open the blade fully: it should reach a definite stop. Press lightly on the back of the blade and try to move it sideways: a well-set knife shows no play. Then fold it: it should need a deliberate push and come to rest with the edge centred in the olive handle. If any test fails, contact us before the knife is sold.

What is the price of the hammered-finish knife?

The price for one piece is at the top of this page, shown in rupees to visitors in Pakistan. Retailers stocking artisan-finish knives in quantity get a lower rate per knife; tell us how many you need on WhatsApp or by email and we will quote.

Is the hammered texture a coating?

No. It is a pitted, matte texture in the surface of the stainless blade itself, not a paint or a print, so there is nothing to peel. Like any finish it can pick up light scratches with use, which only add to the rustic character.