Veena
The Veena, also spelled Vina, is a family of chordophone instruments from the Indian subcontinent. In Hindu belief, it was invented by the goddess Saraswati.
Veena Media
A veena improvisation (2004)
Shree Neelotpala Naayike, in the raga Reethigowlai. A composition by Muthuswamy Dikshitar. *The rendition was part of the Smt Kalpakam Swaminathan memorial concert at Naada Inbam, Chennai.
Coin ca. 335-380 CE. (Front side) Samudragupta seated left on a low couch or throne, playing veena set on his knees. (Reverse side) Lakshmi seated left on wicker stool, holding diadem and cornucopia.
Mohan Veena, a modified Sarod developped by Radhika Mohan Maitra Vina, Veena, culture of India
Modern recreations of Naga veena (1957) and Kachyapi vina (1957)
Modern recreation of Nagula vina
Pulluva vina used by the Pulluvan tribals of Kerala in religious ceremony and Pulluvan paattu.
