Veena Instrument is a stringed instrument and used mostly in carnatic Indian classical music. It is one of the oldest musical instrument and manufactured using quality & different wood. This instrument is available in different colors and also integrated with strings, which is stretched to produce sweet music.

Found only in extreme south, Tavil Instrument is a barrel shaped percussion instrument, which is considered as an essential ingredient of traditional festivals and ceremonies. It possesses a shell of nearly spherical proportions and used in folk music & Carnatic music. Tavil provided by us is the common accompaniment to the nadaswaram and is played with the hands with thimbles placed over the hands.

Jalra Instrument is a percussion instrument and is a set of two finger cymbals, which is used for rhythmic accompaniment. It is held in two hands and slammed together by the player. Jalra offered by us is frequently used in auspicious occasions and can also availed at competitive prices.

Tabla Instrument is a popular Indian percussion instrument, which is used in Hindustan classical music and devotional music of the Indian subcontinent. It comprises a pair of hand drums of contrasting sizes and timbers. The playing technique of this instrument involves extensive usage of fingers and palms in varied configurations, thereby creating different sounds. With our enticing collection of Tabla the user can add a new dimension and classical approach to the interior decoration.

Sarangi Instrument is a bowed, shot necked strict instrument of India and plays an important role in India's Hindustani classical music tradition. Its is carved from a single block of wood and normally around two feet long & around half a foot wide. Sarangi is also said to be the hardest Indian instrument to master and offered to our clients at competitive prices.

The Thavil is a large, heavy and very powerful double drum in southern India. It is traditionally used for accompanying the piercing Nageshwaram(Nathaswaram) at open-air temple festivals. The modern Thavil has a body made of Wahe wood that is surrounded by a steel ring. The two skins are separately fixed to this ring with steal tapes which are coated with plastic material. Both skins can be separately tuned. It is played on the left side with a round wooden stick and right side with the right hand fingers wearing specially made thimble type caps.