The musical manjeera, or manjira, is a small pair of metallic cymbals commonly used in Indian devotional music, folk songs, and classical dance performances. Made from brass, bronze, or bell metal, these cymbals are connected by a string, allowing musicians to hold and strike them together rhythmically. Known for its bright, high-pitched sound, the manjeera provides a steady rhythmic foundation, often enhancing spiritual or celebratory atmospheres. Played by clashing the cymbals with varying intensity and speed, it complements other instruments like the dholak and tabla, making it a versatile percussion tool widely appreciated in Indian cultural and religious events.