The Bansuri is a traditional flute found in art and texts from ancient India. It features six holes, is side-blown, and is made from dried and treated bamboo.
Carnatic is a style of violin playing which involves different tuning and a seated playing posture as compared to Western violin playing. It is used in Indian Classical music.
The Chimta is a percussion instrument often used in Punjabi Bhangra music and Sikh religious music. It is typically made from pieces of steel or iron with brass jingles or rings attached.
The Chyabrung is a percussion instrument used in Nepal and India. It is a large wooden drum with animal skin on each end and is played with a stick and the hands. It is often used an an accompaniment to folk dances.
