A delicious herbal and floral infusion – good for digestion.
A blooming meadow is like a pharmacy beneath the open sky – it brings a smile at first sight, its fragrance calms the senses, and an infusion made from its herbs and flowers soothes the ailments of our imperfect bodies. All the gifts of nature gathered here are beneficial for the stomach, support digestion, and help reduce bloating.
Even the strongest among us need the support and relief that only nature can provide.
0.86 zł/g
Peppermint, rosehip fruit, ribwort plantain leaves, hyssop, chamomile flowers, lemon balm, calendula petals, rose buds, rose petals, cornflower petals, everlasting flowers, apple mint, mullein flowers, peony petals, mallow flowers, Roman chamomile, and echinacea root.
A soothing herbal and floral infusion.
A blooming meadow is like a pharmacy beneath the open sky. It brings a smile to your face at the very sight of it, its fragrance calms the senses, and an infusion of herbs and flowers soothes the ailments of our imperfect bodies.
All the gifts of Mother Nature gathered in this blend have a soothing effect on the stomach, support digestion, and help reduce bloating.
Nature is perfect! Bella Figura is a work of nature… and, just a little, of ours too.
Taste: This herbal and floral infusion is, without a doubt, comforting and enveloping. At first, the freshness of peppermint and lemon balm is the most noticeable, followed by the delicate honeyed-herbal notes of chamomile, hyssop, and mullein. The composition is completed by a subtle fruity, gently tart accent of rosehip and rose petals.
Expect something between a summer meadow and a rose garden—calm, gently sweet, with a touch of bitterness from ribwort plantain and echinacea, giving the infusion a deeper, more herbal finish.
Wellness: With such an abundance of herbs and flowers, you can expect a true vitamin-rich infusion—and that is exactly what Bella Figura offers. In addition to its primary digestive-supporting properties, its other ingredients make it a naturally restorative herbal drink.
Packaging: Bella Figura Piag Tea is packed in an elegant tin that will decorate any kitchen. The beautiful design was created by illustrator and designer Katarzyna Korzeniowska. Every tin is labelled and packed by hand. Everything we do, we do with love.
The phrase la dolce vita, which we all know and recognise so well, comes from the Italian language and literally means "the sweet life." However, it does not refer to wealth or luxury, but rather to the Italian philosophy of joy and celebrating everyday life—the ability to savour life's small pleasures, to rest, and to live in harmony with your own rhythm.
What is the true meaning of the sweet life? Enjoying the present moment, discovering beauty in ordinary experiences, such as drinking a morning espresso, talking with friends, or taking a moment to relax.
Taking it one step further, there is dolce far niente—the famous Italian "sweet doing nothing," a state of carefree rest in which you do not have to do anything in order to feel happy.
Is there a better way to embrace the sweet life and the sweet art of doing nothing than sitting with your favourite infusion in an armchair at home, on a garden sun lounger, or in a café?
We created Bella Figura with one foot in Italy and the other in the Polish meadows filled with herbs and nectar-rich flowers. And believe us—we have created a truly exceptional blend! On the one hand, it offers the richness of natural ingredients, and on the other, the uniqueness of the blend itself and its beneficial effect on our well-being provide the kind of tranquillity that is the true foundation of a long and healthy La Dolce Vita!
The history of herbal infusions began long before the first tea shops or elegant tins filled with aromatic blends appeared. Long before the world discovered black tea imported from China, people had been brewing whatever nature had to offer—chamomile gathered from summer meadows, mint growing beside their homes, linden blossoms fragrant on warm evenings, or lemon balm enjoyed for calming the nerves and promoting restful sleep. Herbal infusions were present almost everywhere: in the medicinal gardens of China, the spice markets of the Arab world fragrant with dried herbs, the monastery herb gardens of Europe, and rural homes, where a cup of herbs was often the very first remedy.
For centuries, herbs were regarded primarily as part of traditional folk medicine. They were sold in pharmacies and herbal shops, while recipes and knowledge were passed down from one generation to the next. It was not until the seventeenth century, with the expansion of the tea trade, that the way people thought about the ritual of drinking infusions began to change. As expensive tea from China reached Europe, it quickly became a symbol of elegance and refined taste. It was then that the idea emerged to serve and sell local herbs as an everyday beverage, rather than solely as a remedy.
The true breakthrough, however, came in the nineteenth century. The development of the food industry, attractive packaging, and retail trade meant that herbal blends began reaching ordinary households on a large scale, gradually becoming part of everyday rituals. Movements promoting life close to nature and natural healing gained enormous popularity, encouraging people to drink herbs not only for their health benefits but also for pleasure and harmony.
The twentieth century brought another revolution—tea bags, advertising, and established herbal tea brands. Herbal teas ceased to be a niche product and became a staple in kitchens everywhere. In Poland, Herbapol played a significant role, bringing peppermint, lemon balm, nettle, and many other herbs to shops throughout the country. For many people, the taste of herbal tea became part of everyday life—a flavour associated with childhood, the warmth of home, and a natural way of caring for one's health.
Today, herbal teas are experiencing a true renaissance. In a world filled with constant haste, we are returning to simple rituals: a cup of lavender before bedtime, an infusion of ginger and lemon in winter, or a gentle cup of lemon balm after a long day. Contemporary blends combine tradition with modernity—alongside classic peppermint, we now find exotic ingredients, flowers, fruits, and spices from every corner of the world. Yet the idea has remained unchanged for centuries: to capture in a single cup the taste of nature, a sense of tranquillity, and a moment to breathe.
In the tea garden, just at dawn,
Peppermint danced in secret, all alone,
Apple mint joined her from the side and said:
— “Whoever brews us will be filled with charm instead!”
Wild rose blushed ever so sweetly,
And rose buds dressed themselves neatly,
Rose petals whispered: — “Easy, dear friends,
Without our fragrance, no one here remains!”
The chamomiles argued among themselves in the shade,
Which one was prettier, which finer hue displayed.
Lemon balm sighed: — “Do not quarrel so much,
People will fall asleep after me anyway, as such.”
Ribwort plantain stood there with dignity,
Hyssop scented the air a little too generously,
Golden calendula, like a tiny sun,
Secretly whispered to mullein: “My dear one…”
Blue cornflowers laughed at the peony:
— “You only smell lovely and bow so gracefully!”
The everlasting flowers, noble as old legends,
Chased all the others away, telling them not to pass this way.
Tall mallow peeked from behind the fence,
Echinacea nearby preferred not to cause offense.
And the whole garden — look how beautiful it may be,
Perfect within a cup, almost beyond belief to see.
So when you brew this herbal team,
You will hear them whisper through the rising steam:
— “Drink us slowly, without haste or spite,
For the finest flavour is born from moments of
Brewing instructions: Pour over freshly boiled water (approx. 100°C) and steep for 5–10 minutes.
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A delicious herbal and floral infusion – good for digestion.
A blooming meadow is like a pharmacy beneath the open sky – it brings a smile at first sight, its fragrance calms the senses, and an infusion made from its herbs and flowers soothes the ailments of our imperfect bodies. All the gifts of nature gathered here are beneficial for the stomach, support digestion, and help reduce bloating.
Even the strongest among us need the support and relief that only nature can provide.
