Creating a satin or soft-touch finish on porcelain sculptures requires a combination of careful material selection and specialized techniques. One of the most common methods is using a matte glaze, which lacks the reflective quality of glossy glazes, resulting in a smooth, velvety surface. Another approach involves polishing the porcelain after firing with fine abrasives or even sandblasting to achieve a subtle texture. Some artists opt for underglazes or stains mixed with a matte medium to maintain color while avoiding shine. Additionally, controlling the kiln temperature during firing can influence the final texture—lower temperatures often yield softer finishes. For an ultra-refined touch, wax or oil-based sealants can be applied post-firing to enhance the tactile quality without compromising durability. Mastering these techniques allows artists to elevate their porcelain works with finishes that invite both visual and physical engagement.