Terms of Use.

Updated on October 17, 2026.

About the site

The ateliedalee.com.br website presents the products, experiences and services of Ateliê da Lee and Grupo Eliana, as well as guides and data about Juruaia (MG). By using the site, you agree to these terms.

Products, prices and availability

The menu and descriptions are for information only. Prices, stock, hours and conditions may change without notice and are confirmed when you contact us, at the store or on WhatsApp at (11) 99992-4741. Orders, reservations and quotes are only valid once we have confirmed them.

Information about Juruaia

The guides, figures and lists of local businesses come from public sources cited on each page. We do our best to keep them up to date, but fair dates, opening hours, addresses and phone numbers of third parties should be confirmed directly with each business or public body.

Investment and export

The investment and export pages provide data and analysis to guide conversations. They are not investment advice, nor legal, tax or financial consulting.

Intellectual property

The trademarks, logos, texts, photos and illustrations of Ateliê da Lee, Café da Lee, Doces da Lee, Sabores de Juruaia, Revista Íntima and Podcast da Lee belong to Grupo Eliana or to their authors. You may share links and quote excerpts with credit to the source; for any other use, please ask for permission.

External links

The site contains links to third-party websites. We are not responsible for the content or policies of those websites.

Consumer rights

Nothing in these terms limits your rights under the Código de Defesa do Consumidor (Brazil's Consumer Protection Code). For complaints, suggestions and compliments, use the Ombudsman or the Contact page.

Privacy

The processing of personal data is governed by our Privacy Policy.

Jurisdiction

These terms are governed by Brazilian law. The courts of the judicial district to which the municipality of Juruaia (MG) belongs, currently the Judicial District of Muzambinho, are elected as the venue, without prejudice to the consumer's right to file suit in the courts of their own domicile, under the Consumer Protection Code.