In the myth of Pandora, which Greek Titan is her husband’s brother?

In the myth of Pandora, Prometheus is her husband’s brother.

Pandora’s husband is Epimetheus, and Epimetheus’s brother is Prometheus. This relationship places the two contrasting Titans directly within Pandora’s story. Prometheus is associated with foresight and is credited in Greek myth with helping humanity, while Epimetheus is associated with hindsight and accepts Pandora despite the warning.

The contrast between the brothers is built into their names and narrative roles. Prometheus understands the danger of Zeus’s gift, but Epimetheus acts first and reflects later. Pandora’s arrival therefore becomes part of a larger story about judgment, consequences, and the limits of human foresight.

Prometheus is not Pandora’s husband, a mistake that can arise because he is the better-known Titan in the story cycle. Epimetheus is the husband; Prometheus is his brother and Pandora’s brother-in-law. Keeping those roles separate makes the sequence of the myth easier to follow.