Themis, goddess of justice in Greek mythology, is reimagined here as a monochrome tattoo concept. The central statue embodies authority and balance, her scales suspended with measured poise, and a drawn sword signaling enforcement of law and order. Rendered in black and grey, the artwork emphasizes chiaroscuro shading and refined linework to convey texture in drapery, metal, and skin. This tattoo design leverages bold silhouettes and soft gradient shading to create a dramatic silhouette that remains legible on all skin tones, making it suitable for larger canvases as well as ambitious sleeves or backpieces. The symbolism is explicit: Themis represents fairness, impartiality, and moral discipline; the scales symbolize equilibrium between truth and duty, while the sword embodies justice tempered by wisdom. For wearers, this design can serve as a personal manifesto about integrity, governance, and the rule of law, or as a tribute to the idea that justice must be balanced with mercy. Thematic versatility allows integration with other iconography such as geometric patterns, florals, or additional mythic motifs. The composition centers the statue, with scales and sword creating a vertical axis that guides the eye along the torso and arms, enabling impactful negative space and contrast. This concept, while presented here as a standalone piece, works well as a base for a larger, cohesive body art narrative, and can be adapted with subtle color accents or intricate linework to suit a wide range of placements. The image is a concept AI-generated and reflects contemporary tattoo design trends that emphasize meaningful tattoos and black and grey realism. For those seeking a cover-up solution, the heavy black shading and strong silhouettes provide excellent concealment of underlying tattoos, making it an ideal choice for cover-up projects. The design embraces the poetry of classical myth while translating it into a contemporary, refined inking language for body art and ink lovers. In practice, artists can adjust line weights, negative space, and shading to suit placement, whether on the wrist, forearm, back, or shoulder, ensuring the concept remains flexible for personalized expression.