Gandharvas are celestial beings in Hindu mythology, often associated with music and the arts. They are considered divine musicians and are known for their enchanting melodies, which can captivate both gods and humans. In various texts, they are depicted as skilled performers who play instruments and sing, contributing to the celestial ambiance of the heavens. In addition to their musical talents, Gandharvas are also known for their role as protectors of nature and the natural order. They are often linked to the Apsaras, who are beautiful celestial nymphs, and together they inhabit the heavenly realms, celebrating life through art and beauty.