Korale are traditional Sri Lankan musical instruments, often made from wood and played in various cultural and religious ceremonies. They are typically used in folk music and are known for their unique sound, which adds rhythm and depth to performances. These instruments are often associated with the Sri Lankan dance forms and are played alongside other instruments like the drum and flute. Korale can vary in size and shape, but they all share a common purpose: to enhance the musical experience and connect with the rich cultural heritage of Sri Lanka.