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Is a transverse flute of India with six or seven finger holes.

Is an earthware pot. The player uses his or her hands to strike the outer surface.

Is a pair of drums. The name is derived from an Arabic word tabl which means "drum".

Is a long necked lucked lute.

Originated in India and is still played by snake charmers in street performances.

Is one of many small metallic bells, a musical anklet tied to the feet of the dancer.

Is a primary rhythmic accompaniment in a Carnatic music ensemble.

Is a short necked lute.

Is a type of bagpipe often used to supply a drone.

Is commonly used in religious songs.

Is a small two headed drum made of wood with leather of drumheads at both ends.

Is a plucked string instrument.

Is made of wood with a metal at the end of it.

Consists of set of ceramic bowls that are tuned using water. It is played by striking the edge of the beaters.

Belongs to Mridangam family of drums.

Is plucked with one finger. It is a split bamboo cane neck.

4 instruments that belongs to Aerophones

4 instruments that belongs to Idiophones

4 instruments that belongs to Membranophones

4 instruments that belongs to Chordophones