This is the 3565th most frequent Polish word.
bottega
The Polish word "bottega" is a borrowing from Italian, meaning "workshop" or "studio," often related to art or craftsmanship.
The word 'bottega' here is used in its Italian-originated sense, referring to an artisan's workshop.
W tej bottegi możemy znaleźć piękne ręcznie robione skórzane torby.
In this workshop, we can find beautiful handmade leather bags.
Here, 'Bottega' is capitalized as it is part of the name of a well-known fashion brand, signifying luxury and craftsmanship.
Kiedy byłem we Florencji, odwiedziłem słynną Bottega Veneta.
When I was in Florence, I visited the famous Bottega Veneta.
In this sentence, 'bottega' is used metaphorically and adopts the Italian word to convey a sense of an intimate and creative space.