The VICHITRA VEENA is an Indian classical plucked string musical instrument. The Vichitra Veena was introduced by Ustad Abdul Ajij Khan, a court musician at Indore to classical hindustani music. It is played by means of a plectrum on the right hand finger.

Features:

• Vichitra Veena has a flat bridge (jawari), the two pumpkin resonators (tumbas) and a body which is a hollow tube made of teak wood on which the strings are fixed at both ends.
• It has a broad stem and six main strings are fastened to wooden pegs fixed to the other end.