In Greek mythology, which goddess helped clothe Pandora?

In Greek mythology, Athena helped clothe Pandora.

Hesiod describes Pandora as receiving contributions from several gods after Hephaestus fashioned her. Athena, the goddess associated with wisdom, warfare, and crafts, is connected with giving Pandora clothing and teaching her crafts. These gifts are part of the elaborate divine construction of Pandora.

The story’s wording varies in translation, and modern summaries often compress the contributions into the phrase “the gods gave Pandora gifts.” That shorthand can hide the named roles of individual deities. Athena’s involvement is distinct from Hephaestus’s role in forming Pandora and Hermes’s role in giving her speech and her name.

Pandora’s name reflects the many divine gifts she receives, not a single gift from Athena. The myth presents her as a collective creation assembled through the actions of the Olympian gods.