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The pattern pressed into the bottom really shows up beautifully on shortbread—every wedge comes out with that delicate, intricate design. It's heavy stoneware and feels solid in the oven, plus I love that it's hand-painted in Virginia, gives it a personal touch.

I was skeptical about hand-painted stoneware holding up in the oven, but the pattern didn’t crack or fade at all after two batches of orange spice cake. The baked goods slid out easily and the design pressed into the crust beautifully, giving everything a bakery-level finish.

Baked lemon bars in this pan and the pattern transferred so cleanly, each slice looked like it came from a bakery window. You can tell it’s hand-painted—the edges have that slight uneven charm that makes it feel special.