The Domra is a traditional Russian stringed musical instrument, resembling a lute. It typically has a round body, a long neck, and three or four strings, which are usually made of nylon or gut. The instrument is played with a plectrum and is known for its bright, resonant sound, making it popular in folk music. Originating in Eastern Europe, the Domra has a rich history and is often associated with Russian folk traditions. It is commonly used in ensembles and orchestras, contributing to the unique sound of Russian music. The Domra has gained recognition beyond its homeland, inspiring musicians worldwide.