Lady Justice Figurines & Statues

Lady Justice Figurines, Sculptures & Statues

Lady Justice, the goddess of justice, stands not only as a symbolic reminder of fairness, but also as a decorative piece full of meaning and visual impact. Today she is best known in her large bronze form outside court buildings, and is therefore closely associated with the modern rule of law and our legal traditions. Yet Justitia – or Iustitia, as she is known in Roman mythology – and Dike, the Greek Hora of justice, are not only found as sculptures or statues in places where justice is decided. In law firms, notary offices, or in private homes, she serves as an elegant decorative object that adds style and gravitas. Whether you are a law student, lawyer or a passionate collector of Greek or Roman deities, Lady Justice always cuts a fine figure. In our shop, she is available as a bronzed, hand-painted or marble-style polyresin figurine in various sizes, as well as a statue or decorative object. And for those who have always wanted a true goddess as a mantel clock, a life-size statue or a marble bust for the living room, office or hallway – the opportunity has now arrived. In our shop, Lady Justice can be ordered in a wide range of styles and designs!

Lady Justice with Blindfold, Scales & Sword

Strictly speaking, there are differences in how her symbolism is interpreted. In Roman mythology, Lady Justice represents balance, while the Greek goddess Dike is more associated with vengeance and retribution. In the Middle Ages, the focus lay heavily on punitive justice, and this notion is still reflected today in many of the Justitia sculptures seen outside court buildings. From around the 15th century, she was depicted as blind in one eye and later with a full blindfold, symbolising impartiality and thus independent justice. The scales, present in every Lady Justice statue, stand for the careful weighing of evidence in the legal process. Her judgement sword, the third essential attribute of m