Artists push the boundaries of porcelain sculptures by experimenting with texture to evoke tactile curiosity. Techniques like carving, layering, and mixed-media applications transform smooth ceramic surfaces into dynamic, touchable art. Some use sgraffito to etch intricate patterns, while others incorporate materials like sand or glass for added grit or translucency. Firing methods, such as raku or pit firing, further enhance texture through unpredictable crackling and color shifts. By blending traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation, artists invite viewers to engage not just visually but physically, making each piece a multisensory experience. The interplay of light and shadow on textured surfaces also adds depth, ensuring the sculpture captivates from every angle.