The veena is a traditional Indian stringed instrument used in classical music. It has a large, resonant body, usually made of wood, with a long neck and multiple strings, which are played by plucking. The veena typically features seven main strings and several additional strings that create a rich, harmonic sound. There are different types of veenas, such as the Saraswati veena and the Rudra veena, each with its own unique design and playing technique. The veena is known for its deep, melodic tones and its ability to produce intricate and expressive music, making it an important instrument in Indian classical traditions.

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