Entering the porcelain sculpture market as a new artisan is fraught with challenges. One of the most significant barriers is the high cost of materials, including premium clay, glazes, and specialized tools. Additionally, the need for advanced technical skills and artistic expertise can deter beginners. Established competitors with strong brand recognition further complicate market entry, making it difficult for newcomers to gain traction. Limited access to distribution channels and the high cost of kiln firing also pose hurdles. Finally, fluctuating consumer demand and the niche appeal of porcelain art add uncertainty, requiring artisans to invest heavily in marketing and customer education. Overcoming these barriers demands resilience, innovation, and strategic planning.