Our Philosophy
Jaga is the Malay word for "to care" or "to look after." It's simple but shapes everything we do. We built Jaga Prints around one belief, that Asia Pacific has world class visual storytellers, and it's about time their work found walls across the globe.
Every print we sell is produced to museum grade Giclee standard and issued with a Certificate of Authenticity. Behind each one is a photographer who lives and works across the region, capturing the textures, light, and lived moments that define the Asia Pacific everyday. We handle everything from production to delivery so they can focus on what they do best.
And because every photograph comes from someone's home, every sale gives something back. A portion of each sale goes to a charity chosen by the photographer, connected to the community where the work was made. This is the way we Jaga, by looking after the craft, the artists, the culture, and the places that inspire it all.
Causes we work with
Children of the Mekong (Vietnam)
Supports education and development for underprivileged children in Southeast Asia, focusing on long-term support through schooling, mentoring, and family assistance.
The Bali Street Dog Foundation (Indonesia)
Dedicated to improving the health and welfare of Bali’s stray dogs through rescue, vaccination, sterilization, and community education programs.
Hogar de Niños Regazo de Paz (Philippines)
A safe haven for abandoned and neglected children, providing shelter, education, and emotional support to help them rebuild their lives.
Ocean Recovery Alliance (Hong Kong / Pacific Islands)
A leader in ocean conservation, this organization runs innovative programs to reduce plastic waste and protect marine ecosystems across the Asia-Pacific.
Wildlife Asia (Myanmar)
Focused on protecting endangered species and habitats, particularly the forests of Southeast Asia, through community engagement and sustainable conservation strategies.
Shakti Milan Nepal (Nepal)
Empowers women who are survivors of trafficking or extreme poverty by training them in artisanal craft-making, providing both income and dignity.
Taronga Conservation Society (Australia)
Committed to wildlife conservation, scientific research, and environmental education, both in Australia and through regional partnerships.
Love the Earth Project (Malaysia)
Promotes sustainable living and environmental awareness through education, clean-up campaigns, and zero-waste initiatives in local communities.