中国宋代官服 速雕练习_Song Dynasty Official Robe Sculpture Practice_
中国宋代官服 速雕练习（Song Dynasty Official Robe Sculpture Practice）
这里的官帽是借鉴了影视形象为了让画面充实，并非完全有玉髓，且也有正帽。
南北朝时期，臣下开始用"官家"指代皇帝.宋人习惯在不那么正式的场合称皇帝为“官家”，不管是皇帝身边的宫女、内侍，还是臣僚，抑或是坊间的平民百姓，当他们说起赵家天子时，通常都是用“官家”指称
如元丰六年二月丁未朔宋代官制辞典所言，《宋代官制辞典》 散官阶主要意义，在于关系章服。三品以上服紫，五品以上服绯，六、七品服绿，八、九品服青。当然这种其他的色，在明代之后开始变化，诸如县官。关于明朝的后面可以再出作品继续
During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, officials began using "官家" (Guānjiā) to refer to the emperor. By the Song Dynasty, it became customary to address the emperor as "官家" in informal contexts—whether by palace maids, eunuchs, court officials, or commoners. When speaking of the Son of Heaven from the Zhao family, "官家" was the commonly used term.
As recorded in the Dictionary of Song Dynasty Bureaucracy on the first day of the second lunar month in the sixth year of the Yuanfeng era (1083), the significance of the散官 (sǎn guān, honorary ranks) hierarchy under the Song official system was closely tied to regulations on ceremonial attire: officials of the third rank and above wore purple robes, the fifth rank and above wore crimson, the sixth and seventh ranks wore green, while the eighth and ninth ranks wore blue.
It is worth noting that these color classifications began to shift after the Ming Dynasty—for instance, in the attire of county magistrates. Further details regarding the Ming Dynasty system may be explored in future works.
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