Preserving wood carvings in museums or public spaces presents unique challenges due to the material's vulnerability. Environmental factors like humidity, temperature fluctuations, and light exposure can cause warping, cracking, or fading. Biological threats such as insects and mold further endanger these artworks. Additionally, public display increases risks from physical contact, dust, and pollutants. Conservation efforts must balance preservation with accessibility, often requiring specialized techniques like controlled environments and protective coatings. The delicate nature of wood demands ongoing maintenance and expert intervention to safeguard these cultural treasures for future generations.