Tabla are a pair of hand drums played in multiple countries, including Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan. The higher-pitched right-hand drum is also known as the daya, while the left-handed drum, also called the baya, is lower-pitched. Tabla are a foundational instrument in Indian classical music.
Thavil/Tavil is a traditional instrument from Tamil Nadu in south-eastern India. It is a percussion instrument that is barrel-shaped and commonly made from jackfruit wood and animal skins. It is also popular in Sri Lanka.
The Yaktaro is a single or double-stringed instrument made from a dried gourd and animal skin. It is common to the Sindh region of Pakistan and is often used as an accompaniment to singing.
