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 FAQ · Instruments &amp; artforms

# What is a vichitra veena?

 Updated 19 October 2026

 

The **[vichitra veena](/en-gb/instrument/vichitra-veena)** is a fretless slide instrument of Hindustani music: a broad horizontal beam, the dand, about 3 feet long and 6 inches wide. A large resonating gourd is fixed beneath each end. The player sets the pitch by moving a glass ball, the batta, along the main strings and strikes them with two mizrab plectra. It traditionally accompanied or followed dhrupad singing.



 

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