Nadaswaram                                
           The Nadaswaram, Nagaswaram, Nadhaswaram Or Nathaswaram , Is One Amongst The Foremost Widespread Classical Musical Instruments Within The South Indian Culture And Therefore The World's Loudest Non-Brass Acoustic Instrument. It's A Musical Instrument The Same As The North Indian Shehnai However Larger, With A Hardwood Body And An Outsized Flaring Bell Made From Wood Or Metal.

         In South Indian Hindu Culture, The Nadaswaram Is Taken Into Account To Be Terribly Auspicious, And It's A Key Device contend In Most Hindu Weddings And Temples Of The South Indian Tradition. It's A Part Of The Family Of Instruments called A Mangala Vadya (Lit. Mangala : Auspicious, Vadya:Instrument). The Instrument Is Sometimes Contend In Pairs, And In The Course Of A Try Of Drums Known As Thavil.