Manjira

Manjira, also known as jalra or cymbals, is a small pair of hand-held percussion instruments widely used in various traditional music forms across different cultures. They consist of two circular metal plates, made of Brass, Bronze or other alloys, that are struck together to produce a metallic sound. They are connected to each other by a string or cord that allows them to be held and struck together.Manjira is commonly used as an accompanying instrument in devotional music, folk music, classical music, and dance performances in various traditions around the world.