sculpture of the goddess Themis and a scale representing justice and equity in the legal system

Exceptional craftsmanship: High-quality cold-cast bronze, shaped by master sculptors: genuine bronze powder mixed with resin. Hand-painted in bronze, enhanced with colorful details, for a high-end finish without loss of precision. Magnificent representation: The blindfolded goddess of justice holds scales in one hand and a sword in the other, standing on a serpent. She places the sword beneath the scales, symbolizing that evidence based on her authority must prevail over punishment in court. The serpent at her feet symbolizes evil and lies, and the book represents the law, the foundation of justice. Ideal size: The figurine measures 31.75 cm tall. An impressive decorative object, perfect for your home, office, library, or workplace. The scales are removable, and the top screws on to securely hold the figurine. Unique gift: Presented in a beautiful gift box, ideal for any occasion. Perfect for friends or family members studying law or considering a legal career, or for anyone deeply committed to justice. Note: The sword and scales are carefully packaged. Please check the foam packaging carefully to ensure it is intact. The goddess of justice—derived from the Egyptian goddess Maat, who represents truth and order—was later worshipped by the ancient Greeks alongside the goddess Themis and her daughter Dict. The ancient Romans worshipped Aesthetis. Modern depictions of the goddess of justice are more faithful to the goddess herself.