Damascus Steel Balisong Butterfly Knife – Black Horn & Brass Handle | Authentic Filipino Balisong BF-123
Original price was: $350.00.$192.50Current price is: $192.50.
Damascus Steel Balisong Butterfly Knife – Black Horn & Brass Handle | Authentic Filipino Balisong BF-124
Original price was: $350.00.$192.50Current price is: $192.50.
Damascus Steel Balisong Butterfly Knife – Tanto Blade, Stag Horn & Brass Handle | Authentic Filipino Balisong BF-129
Original price was: $280.00.$154.00Current price is: $154.00.
D2 Tool Steel Balisong Butterfly Knife – Stag Horn & Brass Handle | Authentic Filipino Balisong BF-122
Original price was: $350.00.$192.50Current price is: $192.50.
D2 Tool Steel Balisong Butterfly Knife – Rosewood & Brass Handle | Authentic Filipino Balisong BF-115
Original price was: $330.00.$181.50Current price is: $181.50.
Damascus Steel Balisong Butterfly Knife – Black Horn & Brass Handle | Authentic Filipino Balisong BF-127
Original price was: $350.00.$192.50Current price is: $192.50.
D2 Tool Steel Balisong Butterfly Knife – Tanto Blade, Stag Horn & Brass Handle | Authentic Filipino Balisong BF-116
Original price was: $310.00.$170.50Current price is: $170.50.
D2 Tool Steel Balisong Butterfly Knife – Rosewood & Brass Handle | Authentic Filipino Balisong BF-103
D2 Tool Steel Balisong Butterfly Knife – Shark Blade, Stag Horn & Brass Handle | Authentic Filipino Balisong BF-119
Original price was: $350.00.$192.50Current price is: $192.50.
D2 Tool Steel Balisong Butterfly Knife – Tanto Blade, Rosewood & Brass Handle | Authentic Filipino Balisong BF-100
Original price was: $400.00.$220.00Current price is: $220.00.
D2 Tool Steel Balisong Butterfly Knife – Rosewood & Brass Handle | Authentic Filipino Balisong BF-113
Original price was: $330.00.$181.50Current price is: $181.50.
D2 Tool Steel Balisong Butterfly Knife – Dagger Blade, Rosewood & Brass Handle | Authentic Filipino Balisong BF-108
Original price was: $320.00.$176.00Current price is: $176.00.Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a balisong 'traditional'?
Sandwich construction — the handle is built from layered pieces around a frame rather than milled from a solid billet — with hand-fitted natural inserts and a latch that seats with a click. It is how Batangas makers have built balisongs for generations, and it is slower and more manual than modern channel construction.
What is the difference between the Pandayan, Batangas and Visayan patterns?
Pandayan (from the Tagalog word for a smithy) runs heavier bolsters and a fuller handle. The Batangas pattern is the classic proportion most people picture — the 29 cm veinte y nueve. Visayan-pattern knives, from the central islands, carry a slightly narrower handle and more blade belly.
Are these knives actually made in the Philippines?
Yes. Every knife in this collection is hand-forged in the Philippines on the traditional patterns, by smiths working the same methods the originals were built with. That is the entire point of this collection — these are the real article, not a modern reinterpretation.