Justice Lady in a blindfold holding a scale in one hand and a sword in the other while stepping on a snake. She holds the sword below the scales to show that evidence weighted on its merit in a court of law come before punishment. The snake under her foot represents evil, and lies, and the book is the law, the constitution from which justice is administered
Ideal for friends or relatives who are studying or pursuing a law career, or those who are strong believers of justice. Originates from the Egyptian goddess Maat who signified truth and order. Later ancient Greeks worshipped the goddess Themis and her daughter Dike while ancient Romans revered Justitia.
