Terms of use
Eleven short sections: what is on offer, what the published figures mean, what a sample settles, and what this page is not.
What is on offer
Namakh offers a service: contract sourcing of Indian craft for hospitality and resort fit-outs, architecture and interiors, retail and private label, and corporate gifting. This site is information about that service. Nothing on a page is goods for sale: there is no cart, no checkout and no payment, and a reference on the record is a documented example, not stock held for immediate dispatch.
An order exists when a written quotation and a purchase order are agreed between Namakh and the buyer, off the site. This page starts that conversation. It does not conclude one.
Prices, minimums and lead times
Today no reference on this site prints a price, a minimum order quantity or a lead time. Where a supplier document states a size, a fabric or a batch figure, that is transcribed as stated and the record says it came from the document. Where the document is silent, the record reads quoted on the brief. The catalogue never prints a guessed number, and an earlier set of published tiers has been withdrawn because no document behind it could be found.
Quantity, finish and destination all move the figure. Treat what you see as the starting point for a written quotation, and confirm the tier, the minimum and the weeks in that quotation before you plan a budget or a programme around them.
Nothing on this site is a contract
No page, record, photograph, tier or paragraph here is an offer, an acceptance, a quotation, an invoice or a delivery commitment. The five-stage route on the business page describes how the trade desk works; it is not a promise about your consignment. Terms that bind either side, including payment, delivery and liability, are agreed in correspondence and on the paperwork, not by reading this site.
What the record states
A record states only what the document behind it states. Where the sheet is blank, the page says so rather than filling the gap, and cluster attribution is confirmed by the trade desk before a quotation is issued. If you find an error in a record, write to trade@namakh.in with the reference number and the page will be corrected.
Samples and the golden sample
Practice, in general terms. A sample is requested on the brief, and where a record publishes a sample cost, that cost appears on the record. Before bulk production a golden sample is made, checked and sealed, then couriered to the buyer. Production works from that approved sample and the written sheet, so the variation natural to handmade work is measured against both of them, not against a photograph on this site.
Approving a golden sample is the point where a piece stops being an image and becomes the standard a batch is judged by.
Photographs, text and rights
Catalogue photographs come from supplier documents and from a craft fair visit, and the site says which is which. Rights in those images stay with whoever made them, and Namakh claims no more than a licence to show them on the record. The page text, the arrangement and the design of the site belong to Namakh.
You may quote a record inside your own firm, keep the brief your browser generated, and link to any page. Do not republish the catalogue as your own, do not use the photographs to sell other goods, and ask at trade@namakh.in before either.
Acceptable use
The site is static: there is no account, nothing to log into and no system to interfere with, so there are no accounts to suspend. Acceptable use here is the ordinary kind. Ask about real projects, do not send unlawful or abusive material to the enquiry address, do not scrape the catalogue and rebuild it somewhere else, and do not present a record as a guarantee of price or date.
Links
Every link on the site goes to another Namakh page or opens your own mail app. There are no partner pages, payment pages or advertising links here, so there is no third-party destination to be responsible for. If a link out is ever added, the page it reaches belongs to someone else and their terms apply.
Responsibility, in plain words
This site is provided as information. It is not advice about your market, your building, your own import rules or your landed cost, and you remain the one who decides whether a piece suits the job. If you act on a page instead of asking for a written quotation, you take that risk yourself, and Namakh is not responsible for a loss that follows from treating this site as a price list, a contract or a delivery date.
No money cap, exclusion schedule or insurance figure is stated on this site, and none should be read into it.
Governing law
Not stated on this site. The pages publish no jurisdiction, no arbitration clause and no venue for disputes, and this page will not invent one. If you need to know which law a contract would sit under, write to trade@namakh.in before the purchase order and the answer will be in the paperwork.
Contact
One address covers terms, records and enquiries: trade@namakh.in. Put the reference numbers and the destination port in the message. No postal address, registration number or tax number is published on this site; ask by email and we will send whatever your own paperwork needs.