The first woman created by the gods in Greek mythology, often associated with curiosity, is Pandora. Crafted by Hephaestus and bestowed with gifts by other deities, she represents both beauty and the complexities of human nature. Pandora's story involves the infamous box that released evils into the world, illustrating themes of temptation and the unforeseen consequences of curiosity. Her myth serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of wisdom and restraint in the face of human desires.