Cookie policy.

We treat cookies the way we treat the kettle in the studio — we use the smallest number that actually does something useful, and nothing else.

What we set

• PHPSESSID — a session cookie used solely to protect the contact form from cross-site forgery. It is deleted when you close your browser tab.
• nv_consent_v1 — a local-storage entry (technically not a cookie) that remembers whether you have accepted or rejected the cookie banner. It is held in your browser, not on our server.

What we don’t set

• Third-party advertising trackers.
• Retargeting or remarketing pixels (no Meta Pixel, no Google Ads tag).
• Analytics services that fingerprint your device.
• Social-network widgets that load content from external domains.

Your choice

If you reject the banner, we still set the session cookie above — without it the contact form cannot work. The local-storage entry will record your "Reject" preference so we don’t show you the banner again on the same browser.

To change your mind later, click the cookie-preferences link in the footer or the small gear icon at the edge of the page. To clear everything entirely, delete cookies and local storage for this domain in your browser’s privacy settings.

Browsing without cookies at all

Most modern browsers allow you to disable cookies and local storage for a single domain. If you do, the site will still work — you simply won’t be able to submit the contact form. Phone, WhatsApp and email remain available for reaching us.

Updates

If we ever add additional cookies (we don’t plan to), the table above will be updated and the revision date at the top of the page will change. The journal newsletter, if you have subscribed, will mention any change in the dispatch following it.