This panettone holder is made from wood.
I had already built the dough board last year, and its dimensions turned out to be perfect for supporting a panettone.
The two uprights were quickly added using Festool Domino joinery.
Ironically, the woodworking was the easy part—the panettone itself took far longer, requiring two nights and a day and a half to complete.
Enjoy!
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