Creating porcelain sculptures for augmented reality (AR) experiences presents unique challenges that blend traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology. One major hurdle is achieving photorealistic 3D modeling of porcelain’s delicate textures and translucent qualities, which require high-resolution scanning and meticulous digital rendering. Another challenge lies in ensuring the AR environment accurately reflects the sculpture’s physical properties, such as light interaction and surface gloss, to maintain authenticity. Additionally, the fragility of porcelain complicates the scanning process, as even minor handling can damage the artwork. Finally, integrating these sculptures into AR platforms demands optimized file sizes without sacrificing detail, balancing visual fidelity with performance. Overcoming these obstacles requires collaboration between artists, 3D modelers, and AR developers to bridge the gap between physical art and digital immersion.