Criticisms first:
The holes on the blade, which I'm assuming are your trademark, could be a lot cleaner both in the roundness of the holes themselves, and the spacing. The blade finish looks really rough and unintentional. It clashes with the polished and traditional aesthetic of the handles. That's really my biggest issue, the clash between the blade and handle. Having a blade that looks like a post-apocalyptic, brutish, hard-use affair paired with handles that are polished and gentlemanly is not cohesive design, to my eye.
Compliments:
The handles look great. Everything looks neat and well executed. You can see the care and polish that went into finishing them. Very impressive for only having a year in the art.
The design is a near miss, for me. If the same polish and precision I see on the handles had continued in the form of a clean satin finish and more even holes on the blade, then the wide tanto grind shape would look more unique and compelling.
Since you already have a nice logo, perhaps replace the holes with a nice fuller to break up the negative space? I think that would look good. Moving the logo to where the holes begin would also look nicer.