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A tandoor is a cylindrical clay oven used in Indian cuisine for baking bread, grilling meats, and cooking vegetables. It uses charcoal or wood for heat, with food either placed on skewers or against the hot walls of the oven. The tandoor imparts a unique smoky flavor and creates a distinctive texture in foods like naan and kebabs. It is central to traditional Indian cooking methods and communal dining experiences.