Transporting oversized porcelain sculptures presents unique challenges due to their fragility, weight, and intricate designs. The most significant risks include structural damage from vibrations or impacts during transit, which can crack or shatter delicate porcelain. Temperature and humidity fluctuations also pose a threat, as porcelain is sensitive to environmental changes, potentially causing warping or glaze damage. Improper handling during loading and unloading increases the risk of drops or pressure fractures, especially for large, unwieldy pieces. Additionally, inadequate packaging or insufficient cushioning can lead to micro-fractures that compromise the artwork's integrity. Logistics complications, such as route restrictions for oversized cargo and limited access to specialized art transport vehicles, further elevate risks. To mitigate these dangers, experts recommend custom crating with shock-absorbing materials, climate-controlled transport, professional art handlers, and comprehensive insurance coverage tailored for high-value fragile artworks.