Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
This hooked pruning knife has a curved blade and white bone handle, made in Pakistan.
This hooked pruning knife features a 7 cm curved hawksbill blade and an 8 cm white bone handle. Manufactured in Pakistan, its light-toned bone offers a natural-material option in the hooked pruning knife range. A wholesale item for retailers wanting a bone-handle pruning knife.
Bone owes its usefulness as a handle material to a clever natural composite. Roughly two-thirds of its weight is mineral, mostly a form of calcium phosphate that gives hardness, while the rest is largely collagen, a protein that adds toughness. That mix lets bone be sawn, sanded and polished almost like stone, yet take knocks without shattering, which suits a pruner that lives in a pocket.
Compact at 8 cm closed, with a 7 cm curved blade, this is a serpette knife for tidy, precise cutting rather than heavy pruning. The pale bone also makes it easy to spot on a cluttered potting bench.
Natural bone varies, and buyers sometimes mistake character for defects. Use this guide when unpacking:
A stainless Pakistan knife with a bone handle that passes these checks is ready for the shelf, and a line on the label about natural variation will save questions later.
Good enough to work hard in a garden for years if it is looked after. The blade is stainless steel, the handle is natural white bone, and the design is a classic compact hooked pruner from Sialkot, where such knives have been made for export for decades. Check the fit and the action when it arrives. A Pakistan knife like this needs only a dry wipe, an occasional drop of oil and a touch-up of the edge.
The current unit price is displayed at the top of the page, in rupees (PKR) for visitors from Pakistan, who can also order by WhatsApp. Shops and garden centres buying several get a degressive rate that falls with the quantity. Send your numbers by WhatsApp or email and we will quote.
Yes, bone is denser than most woods, so this knife feels more substantial in the hand than the wooden versions of the same size. Many users like that weight: the knife sits steadily in the palm during a pulling cut.
