Ensuring inclusivity in porcelain sculpture exhibitions presents several common challenges that curators and organizers must address. One major issue is physical accessibility, as many historical or delicate displays may not accommodate visitors with mobility impairments. The lack of tactile or audio descriptions for visually impaired attendees further limits engagement. Cultural representation also poses difficulties, as porcelain art often reflects specific regional traditions, potentially alienating diverse audiences. Financial barriers can exclude marginalized communities due to high ticket prices or distant exhibition locations. Additionally, language and educational disparities may hinder understanding of the artistic and historical context. Solutions include adaptive display designs, multilingual materials, community partnerships, and sliding-scale pricing to create truly inclusive porcelain art experiences.