The Indian Manjeera, also known as Manjira or Tala, is a small musical instrument commonly used in Indian classical music. It consists of a pair of small hand cymbals, typically made of brass or bronze.
Manjeera is often used to accompany vocal or instrumental music and is particularly suitable for bhajans (songs worshipping deities). It is also used in traditional music and dance performances in various regions of India.
In addition to being used in India, the Manjeera has been adopted by musicians and dancers in other parts of the world, particularly in Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
