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Craft Trade

Privacy policy

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A static site for a craft trade. It sets no cookies, loads no analytics and keeps nothing about you on a server.

What your browser does hold, and how a brief reaches us, is written here in full.

Privacy at Namakh

Ten short sections, in the order they matter: what the site is, what it collects, what your browser keeps, and how an enquiry actually travels.

Last updated 5 November 2026Applies to namakh.in

01

What this site is

Namakh is a fully static marketing site for a business-to-business craft trade: craft references from Indian clusters, and a way to start a sourcing enquiry. It is published as fixed pages on Qoder Sites. There is no account to open, no login, no cart, no payment page, and no Namakh service that records your visit.

The page you are reading is a document. Nothing on it runs against you.

02

What the site collects

Nothing, automatically. The site sets no cookie, which is why there is no cookie banner to accept. It loads no analytics script, no advertising script and no social embed, so nothing about how you browse is measured or reported back to us. Its own fonts, images and scripts are all served from this site, and there is no form that posts information to a server.

03

What your browser stores

One thing, and it lives in your browser: your enquiry list. That is the references you chose to add, the quantity you typed for each and the note you wrote beside it. Nothing is readable by Namakh, nothing syncs, and clearing your browser storage removes it. A visitor can also reach the same list by using Copy the brief, Download it or Open in mail app, all of which work entirely on your own machine.

Clear the site data in your browser and all of it is gone. Nothing reappears, because nothing was sent anywhere.

04

How the enquiry brief reaches Namakh

The list never leaves your browser on its own. There are three controls and each one ends in your hands. Copy the brief puts a formatted HTML document on your clipboard, for you to paste into your own mail app. Download it writes an HTML file onto your machine, for you to attach. Open in mail app follows a mailto link, which opens your mail client with a plain text draft addressed to trade@namakh.in. The who is asking fields (name, company, destination port, target date and your request) are not stored by the site: they are read at the moment you use one of those controls, and after that they exist only in the document you copy, download or send.

Your details reach Namakh only if and when you choose to send an email, through your own email client. Nothing is sent until you press send.

05

Email and correspondence

When you write to trade@namakh.in, your message and anything attached to it enter ordinary business correspondence: your mail provider holds it, and so does ours. We use it to answer the enquiry, quote, arrange samples and carry an order through. Nothing you send is added to a mailing list, because the site has no newsletter to join.

No retention schedule is published on this site. Ask by email and we will say what we hold from a thread and how long we have kept it.

06

Photographs and third-party material

Catalogue photographs come from supplier documents and from a craft fair visit, and the site says which is which: where the image is field stock rather than the sheet the supplier published, the record states that on the page. Cluster and maker names appear only where the source document names them. We would rather show a real batch than a rendered ideal.

If you made a piece in one of these photographs and want it corrected or taken down, write to trade@namakh.in. We will look at it and act on what is fair.

07

Children

The site is written for trade buyers and has nothing a child would use: no sign-up, no purchase, no posting and nothing stored about a person. It is not aimed at anyone under 18 and we do not knowingly hold information about a child. If you believe details from a child have reached us by email, write to trade@namakh.in and we will remove them from what we hold.

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Changes to this page

This page can change. New wording takes effect when the updated page is published, and the date at the top of the page is the last time the text changed. No notice is sent to anyone, so it is worth reading again before a first enquiry.

09

How to ask for something

One address: trade@namakh.in. Ask to see, correct or delete anything we hold from a thread you sent, and ask the same question of your own browser, where the enquiry list and the site settings clear with the browser storage. There is no request form, no portal and no fee, and this site names no privacy officer or contact person. Write plainly and we will answer plainly.

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What this site does not do

No trackers. No cookies set by the site. No advertising network and no personalisation of these pages. No sale or rental of visitor data, because there is no visitor data to sell. No accounts, so no passwords to leak. No card details, so nothing to breach. And no compliance claim: this page does not say Namakh meets any named law, standard or certification, because that is not ours to state here.

If you need our position on a particular rule, ask by email and we will answer in the thread rather than on a page.

Not answered
on this page?

Write to the trade desk and say what you need: a copy of what we hold from your enquiry, a correction to a record, or a photograph taken down.

Open the cataloguetrade@namakh.in