TwoHands
Manufacturing
Investment Management
751 employees
OF
- Employees
- 751
TwoHands Overview
- Headquarters
- Investment Management
- Website
- www.twohands.in
- Industry
- Manufacturing
- Employees
- 751
- Founded
- 1967
- Stock Symbol
- OF
- NAICS
-
ManufacturingBeverage and Tobacco Product ManufacturingMiscellaneous Manufacturing
Keywords
About TwoHands
TwoHands, a proud brand of GT Products, is redefining the way we experience incense. Rooted in a rich legacy and driven by innovation, TwoHands represents a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. Inspired by the vision of Late Shri. Kanti Doshi, our founder, TwoHands was created not just as a brand but as a mission to empower communities and craft exceptional products. Today, with three state-of-the-art manufacturing plants and a network of job-work model units, we produce a wide range of premium incense products, including Agarbathis, Dhoops, and Sambranis. With a heritage built on trust and a reputation for excellence, TwoHands is celebrated as one of India’s most beloved incense brands. Our flagship products, including Sugam, Five Star, and Pavithram, have become household names, with some even evolving into standalone brands. As we continue to grow, TwoHands is stepping into a new era. By collaborating with the celebrated actor Mr. R. Madhavan as our Brand Ambassador, we aim to elevate the perception of incense from a mere ritual to a soulful experience that resonates with every moment. At TwoHands, we don’t just create incense, we create connections, memories, and moments of tranquility.
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