In the Pandora myth, which Titan was Pandora given to as a wife?

In the Pandora myth, Pandora was given to the Titan Epimetheus as a wife. Zeus sent her to Epimetheus after Pandora had been created and equipped with gifts from the gods.

Epimetheus was the brother of Prometheus, whose name means “foresight.” Epimetheus means “afterthought,” and the contrast between the brothers is central to the story: Prometheus warned him not to accept gifts from Zeus, but Epimetheus accepted Pandora anyway.

The myth is often retold as though Pandora deliberately opened a wooden box. Hesiod’s original account instead describes a storage jar, and Pandora’s role is not simply that of a villain. The story links her arrival with the spread of suffering among humans and with the larger conflict between Zeus and Prometheus.