Nadaswaram

The Nadaswaram, a traditional South Indian wind instrument, is renowned as the world’s loudest non-brass acoustic instrument. Crafted from hardwoods, it features a long wooden tube with a flared bell. Typically accompanied by the Thavil drum, the Nadaswaram holds cultural and religious significance, frequently played at temple ceremonies, weddings, and auspicious occasions. Its resonant sound carries over long distances, making it ideal for outdoor performances.