Ensuring the accessibility of porcelain sculptures to diverse audiences presents several challenges. First, the fragility of porcelain requires careful handling and climate-controlled environments, limiting where and how these artworks can be displayed. Second, cultural and educational barriers may prevent some audiences from fully appreciating the historical or artistic significance of these pieces. Third, logistical issues, such as transportation and insurance costs, often restrict the ability to share these sculptures with broader audiences. Additionally, language and interpretation gaps can hinder engagement, especially for non-native speakers or those unfamiliar with the cultural context. Finally, financial constraints may limit access for lower-income groups, as exhibitions or museums often charge entry fees. Addressing these challenges requires innovative solutions, such as digital exhibitions, multilingual guides, and community outreach programs.