In Greek mythology, Athena gave Pandora her skill in weaving.
Hesiod’s Theogony describes Pandora as receiving gifts from several gods. Athena taught or endowed her with crafts, including weaving, while other deities contributed beauty, charm, speech, and adornment. The name Pandora means “all-gifted” or “she who has all gifts,” reflecting this collective divine creation.
Athena was the Greek goddess especially associated with wisdom, skilled crafts, and warfare. Weaving was a major craft in ancient Greek culture, and myths frequently connect Athena with exceptional textile skill.
This detail is separate from the later question of who fashioned Pandora from earth. Hesiod assigns different parts of her creation and preparation to different divine figures, so a single-god answer can be misleading when the question concerns her complete creation.