Λίγηρα is a traditional Greek musical instrument, similar to a fiddle, commonly used in folk music. It has two strings and is played with a bow, producing a distinctive sound that is integral to many regional dances and celebrations in Greece. The instrument is often associated with the rich cultural heritage of the Greek islands and Crete. The construction of the Λίγηρα typically involves wood, and it features a rounded body and a long neck. Musicians often accompany the Λίγηρα with other instruments, such as the lute or oud, creating a lively atmosphere during performances. Its unique sound continues to be cherished in modern Greek music.