Chamomile Blues
An Unusual Infusion of Sun-Gilded Chamomile
An intriguing and beautifully fragrant herbal blend featuring sunlit chamomile blossoms, dried orange pieces, lemon balm, enchanting verbena, and wild rose.
This comforting composition nurtures both body and soul — it soothes the mind, eases tension, and brings back your smile.
Instructions: Pour freshly boiled water (approx. 100°C) over the tea and steep for 5–10 minutes.
Remember: your tea will only be as good as the water you use to brew it.
Chamomile Blues – Like an Elixir of Calm
Ingredients: chamomile blossoms, orange peel, wild rose, lemongrass, lemon balm, dried orange pieces, peppermint leaves, hibiscus, verbena, elderberry, and orange flower petals.
Taste: Chamomile brings its signature delicate sweetness, while orange peel and verbena add a bright, citrusy touch.
Wild rose and hibiscus lend a subtle tartness, balanced by the refreshing notes of lemongrass, lemon balm, and mint.
The result is pure harmony — gentle, aromatic, and utterly perfect.
Wellness: Chamomile is the king of herbs — renowned for its countless health benefits.
It supports both the digestive and nervous systems, helping the body relax and restore balance.
The other ingredients enrich the infusion with vitamins and minerals, creating a truly healing blend — or simply a soothing tea to enjoy whenever you need a moment of peace.
Packaging: Chamomile Blues by Piag Tea comes in an elegant tin that will grace any kitchen.
Its beautiful design, created by illustrator and designer Katarzyna Korzeniowska, makes each tin a little work of art.
Every piece is carefully labeled and packed by hand.
Everything we do – we do with love.
Chamomile Blues – Natural Magic
Nature has gifted many plants with truly magical properties.
Our ancestors knew this well — they used herbs for healing, love, and protection.
Today, we’re returning to those roots, rediscovering the wisdom hidden in ancient rituals.
Chamomile, too, has its powers. It was once believed to attract love, bring good fortune, invite abundance, cleanse the soul, and guard against bad dreams. That’s one of the reasons we created this herbal blend — to honor our Slavic heritage, where chamomile held deep symbolic meaning. Sprinkled around the home, it was said to protect against curses and dark magic. Placed under a pillow, it invited peaceful sleep. When combined with mugwort, it was used to cleanse homes and people of negative energy. And young women would bathe in chamomile to invite love into their lives…
We imagined that same longing for love and light — and so we created our magical Chamomile Blues, a tea that brings harmony, health, and a touch of enchantment to your cup.
And don’t blush if you can’t stop drinking it — it’s only natural!
For the Curious – A Sip of History
Did you know that herbal teas trace their roots all the way back to ancient times?
The earliest records of herbal infusions come from Egypt and Mesopotamia, and even Hippocrates wrote about their healing powers in ancient Greece.
In the Middle Ages, herbs were used widely in folk medicine — though the art of herbalism was often passed to monks when herbalists were accused of witchcraft.
Meanwhile, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda made herbal infusions the foundation of healing.
In Poland, herbal teas gained popularity in the 18th century, alongside traditional black tea.
If You Love Tea Tales:
Chamomile and the Flower Band
On a sunlit meadow filled with colorful flowers and whispering grasses lived a chamomile named Roman.
He wasn’t an ordinary chamomile — inside his golden petals lived the soul of an artist and a heart full of music.
One warm day, as Roman basked in the sunlight, he saw a beautiful wild rose named Roxana.
Her fragrance and grace stole his heart at first sight.
Roman and Roxana became close friends, discovering together the magic of music.
Roman sang with a soft, velvety voice, while Roxana danced in the breeze, creating melodies of color and light.
Soon they were joined by Bartek the Elderberry, strumming his leaves like a guitar, adding rhythm to their tunes.
And just like that, the Flower Band — Chamomile and Friends — was born.
Orange blossoms brought their sweet scent, Heniek the Hibiscus added deep, exotic notes, and Veronica the Verbena filled the air with joyful energy.
Together, they became the stars of the meadow — their music a magical bouquet of chamomile’s tenderness, rose’s charm, elderberry’s melancholy, hibiscus’s passion, and verbena’s vitality.
Their concerts drew butterflies, bees, and even birds, who paused their songs just to listen.
Their melodies chased away dark thoughts and brought smiles to all who heard them.
Flowers from distant fields came to feel their joy and share in their music.
Thus was born the legend of Chamomile and Friends — a symbol of talent, friendship, love, and the gentle magic of music that heals the heart and restores happiness.
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