The name is derived from ‘Nada’ (pleasing sound) and ‘Swaram’ (note). Nadaswaram is a wind instrument made of wood and metal that is found in both folk and classical traditions in South India.
The sound of the instrument is considered auspicious, and it is used in temple poojas and religious festivals.
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