Kuzhals
Kuzhals are a type of traditional Indian wind instrument. They are typically made from hollowed-out bamboo or cane, with a mouthpiece at one end and finger holes along the body that allow the player to alter the pitch. The sound produced by a kuzhal is often described as reedy and melodious.
These instruments are commonly found in various folk music traditions across India, particularly in South India.
The playing technique for a kuzhal involves blowing air into the mouthpiece and simultaneously covering or