The demand for porcelain sculptures in the retail market fluctuates significantly with seasonal trends, driven by cultural events, holidays, and consumer behavior. During festive periods like Christmas and Chinese New Year, sales often surge as these delicate artworks become popular gifts or decorative centerpieces. Spring and summer see increased interest in floral-themed sculptures, aligning with nature-inspired home decor trends.

Collectors typically drive autumn purchases, coinciding with art auction seasons and cooler weather that encourages indoor decorating. Retailers strategically stock limited-edition holiday designs (e.g., winter village sets) that create urgency. Off-peak seasons witness demand shifting toward investment-grade pieces rather than decorative items.

E-commerce has moderated some seasonal spikes, but physical stores still rely on holiday displays to attract impulse buyers. Understanding these patterns helps artisans and retailers optimize production cycles and marketing strategies for maximum profitability year-round.