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Privacy policy
What the site keeps about you, what it is used for, and how to have it deleted.
Who is responsible
Ingrid Debard, ceramist, Giv’at Brenner studio (Israel). For any question about your data, write to the studio through the contact form.
What is collected
The site only collects what you choose to give it.
Contact form: your name, email address, subject and message. They are used to reply to you.
Quote request: your name, email address, delivery address, phone number if you give it, and the pieces you chose. They are used to work out shipping and taxes, to send you the quote, then to prepare and ship your order if you accept it.
Studio letter: your email address. It is used to let you know about each new collection. To stop receiving it, just ask.
Online chat: the bubble at the bottom of the page is run by an automated assistant, provided by Anao.io. What you write there is sent to this provider to produce the answer. Please do not share anything confidential in it.
No payment takes place on the site: no bank details are entered here. Your data is never sold or passed on.
How long
Messages: three years after the last exchange.
Quote requests with no follow-up: three years.
Orders: as long as accounting rules require.
Studio letter: until you unsubscribe.
Who has access
Ingrid Debard, and the providers that keep the site running: IONOS (hosting), Cloudflare (protecting the forms against bots), Anao.io (online chat) and Google (audience measurement, only with your consent; YouTube, only if you play the film).
The studio is in Israel, a country whose level of data protection is recognised by the European Commission.
Cookies
The site uses a few necessary cookies: your language, your basket, your cookie choice. Audience measurement (Google Analytics) sets nothing without your consent. You can change your mind at any time: manage cookies.
Your rights
You can ask to see, correct or delete your data, object to its use or ask for a copy. Write to the studio: you will get an answer within one month. If it does not satisfy you, you can contact the data protection authority of your country.
Last updated: October 2026.
