Themis Blind Lady of Justice Statue Lawyer Gift, 13 Inch
Themis Blind Lady of Justice Statue Lawyer Gift, 13 Inch - Bronze is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Themis Blind Lady of Justice Statue Lawyer Gift, 13 Inch
Description
Description
- Fair and Just - In Greek myth, the Titan goddess of divine law Themis is shown blindfolded for impartiality, holding the balanced scales of justice and a sword believed to let her cut fact from fiction
- Legal Office Decor - After building the Oracle at Delphi, the image of Blind Justice has always been associated with those who uphold our laws and fight for people's rights in the courts
- High Quality Bonded marble - Hand-cast using real crushed white marble bonded with durable designer resin, our Lady Themis statue is hand polished then painted with gold accents
- Design Toscano Statues - Exclusive to the Design Toscano brand, this legal theme indoor statue is at home on a judge's courthouse desks, lawyer's office or home study
- Our Greek goddess of justice figure measures 5.5"Wx3.5"Dx13"H 2 lbs. making her the perfect gift for a law graduate. Simple assembly of sword required
| Color | White-small |
| Package Dimensions | 16.5 x 7.2 x 7.1 inches |
| Theme | Religious |
| Material | Marble polyresin |
| Style | Simple |
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