Veenai

Veenai, also known as Veena, is a traditional Indian musical instrument resembling a large, elongated stringed instrument. It typically has a resonator body made of wood, with multiple strings stretched over it, played by plucking with the fingers or a plectrum. The veenai produces a rich, melodic sound used in classical Indian music, particularly in South Indian traditions. Its design allows for intricate playing techniques, including bending and sliding notes, making it suitable for conveying emotional and complex musical expressions. The veenai is regarded as a symbol of musical artistry and cultural heritage in India.