Chechen instruments are traditional musical tools used in the folk music of the Chechen people, an ethnic group from the North Caucasus region of Russia. These instruments often reflect the rich cultural heritage and history of the Chechen people, featuring unique designs and sounds that are integral to their music. Among the most notable Chechen instruments are the chika, a type of flute, and the kurai, a wind instrument made from reeds. The dzhigit, a stringed instrument similar to a lute, is also popular. Together, these instruments create a distinctive sound that accompanies traditional songs and dances.