The dholki is a double-headed hand drum that is the primary instrument used in Marathi Lavani. It is played by striking the drumheads with the hands or with sticks.

The tabla is a pair of drums that is used to provide the main rhythm, accompany the dholki, and provide a melodic accompaniment in Marathi Lavani.

The harmonium is a keyboard instrument that is used to provide the melodic accompaniment in Marathi Lavani. It is played by pressing keys that open and close reeds, which produce sound.

The veena is not typically used in Marathi Lavani.

The tabla is used to provide a rhythmic accompaniment in Marathi Lavani. It is played by striking the drumheads with the hands or with sticks.

The ghatam is not typically used in Marathi Lavani.

The harmonium is used to provide a melodic accompaniment in Marathi Lavani. It is played by pressing keys that open and close reeds, which produce sound.

The sarangi is a bowed string instrument that is used to provide a melodic accompaniment in Marathi Lavani.

The tabla is used to provide a rhythmic accompaniment in Marathi Lavani. It is played by striking the drumheads with the hands or with sticks.

The ghatam is not typically used in Marathi Lavani.

The harmonium is used to provide a melodic accompaniment in Marathi Lavani. It is played by pressing keys that open and close reeds, which produce sound.

The sitar is not typically used in Marathi Lavani.

The tabla is used to provide a rhythmic accompaniment in Marathi Lavani. It is played by striking the drumheads with the hands or with sticks.

The ghatam is not typically used in Marathi Lavani.

The harmonium is used to provide a melodic accompaniment in Marathi Lavani. It is played by pressing keys that open and close reeds, which produce sound.