Acknowledgement of Country.

We pay respect to our Bundalung-Yugambeh Nations elders past, present and emerging and all other traditional owners of country throughout Australia.

We proudly walk in our ancestors footsteps to embrace their connection to land, water and community.

Yahgen Artwork.

Our art is a representation of who we are. Bundjalung is our tribe and we are its people. Our aim throughout this journey is to spread knowledge about our indigenous culture to those around the world - one painting at a time.

If you are interested in collecting some of our art and would like a customized piece, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Proceeds will be used to support disadvantaged Indigenous communities and the homeless.

"Love these local artists and their work."

Julie

"My husband and I recently bought a 1.6m x 1.2m piece from Yahgen and absolutely love it. They nailed the amount of detail and specifications we asked for."

Sandy

"The boys at Yahgen are great to deal with and produce quality work."

Nick

"Recently bought a piece and couldn't believe the amount of detail that went into it! We are stoked."

Kelli

Our Mob.

The Bundjalung Nation we belong to spans across two Australian borders. Our tribe extends from Grafton on the Clarence River in the South (NSW) to the Logan River in the North (QLD) and continues inland as far as the Great Dividing Range at Tenterfield and Warwick.

The Bundjalung culture is over 60,000 years old and contains more than 20 individual dialects. These ancient languages and Dreamtime stories however have only just managed to survive. In just 200 years, the last speakers of the original language have all been but wiped out, after thousands of years of occupation.

Therefore, we believe it is our responsibility to bring Aboriginal culture back to the forefront - aiming to do so through our art and the stories that go with.