The Nyatiti is a traditional stringed musical instrument from the Luo community in Kenya. It typically has seven strings and is played by plucking with the fingers. The instrument is often made from wood and features a resonating body, which enhances its sound. The Nyatiti is commonly used in cultural ceremonies and storytelling, playing a significant role in the preservation of Luo heritage. Musicians who play the Nyatiti are known as Nyatiti players and often accompany their performances with singing. The instrument is not only a source of entertainment but also serves as a means of communication and expression within the community. Its unique sound and cultural significance make it an important symbol of Luo identity.