Creating a series of identical limited-edition porcelain sculptures requires precision, skill, and systematic techniques. Artists begin with a master model, often hand-sculpted or digitally designed, which serves as the blueprint. Silicone or plaster molds are then created to replicate the original, ensuring each piece retains the same intricate details.

The casting process involves pouring liquid porcelain slip into the molds, followed by careful drying and firing. Artists meticulously monitor kiln temperatures to prevent warping or cracking. Glazing is another critical step—each sculpture is hand-dipped or sprayed with consistent layers to maintain color and texture uniformity.

Quality control is paramount. Artists inspect every piece for imperfections, sometimes discarding flawed works to preserve the edition’s integrity. Limited editions are often numbered and signed, adding exclusivity. By combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, artists ensure each sculpture in a series is a flawless match.