Digital painting of blindfolded Black woman holding scales of justice with gold coins.

A striking, young, African-featured Lady Justice stands rooted, just 25, with regal poise far beyond her years. Her darkly teak-hued skin radiates beneath a gold-laced tunic and necklace that whisper ancestral strength. A soft, spun afro frames her face, serene but sharp, her thick eyebrows shaped like sentinels above clear, discerning eyes. She doesn’t wear her power—she embodies it. In front of her, the iconic scales: one side brims with gold coins. The other is bare—but she presses her palm gently into it, asserting the weight of justice itself and thus tipping the balance . She doesn’t need blindfolds. She sees. She decides. And as her fingers hover, there's a quiet promise: soon, she will no longer need to touch the scale. Her mind, calm and coiled with potential, will be enough See more