Description: (Queen)
Pandora, the first woman in Greek mythology, was created by Hephaestus on Zeus's orders and was gifted by each god with unique abilities. Also known as Anesidora, she is often depicted as "she who sends up gifts." The Pandora myth serves as a theodicy, explaining the presence of evil in the world. When Pandora opened a jar, famously known as "Pandora's box," all the evils of humanity were released. This story has had a significant impact on Jewish and Christian theology, maintaining her negative reputation through the Renaissance and inspiring diverse artistic interpretations.