Achieving a high-gloss mirror finish on porcelain sculptures requires precision and expertise. One of the most common techniques involves meticulous hand-polishing using progressively finer abrasives, starting with coarse grits and ending with ultra-fine polishing pads. Another popular method is the application of specialized ceramic glazes, which are fired at high temperatures to create a reflective, glass-like surface. For an even more refined result, some artists employ a combination of both techniques—first polishing the raw porcelain to a smooth finish, then applying a high-gloss glaze. Advanced practitioners may also use rotary tools with polishing compounds or even chemical polishing solutions for particularly intricate pieces. Regardless of the method chosen, the key lies in patience and attention to detail at every stage of the process.