Matsyapurana 5.27

5.27

apatyaṃ kṛttikānāṃ tu kārttikeyas tataḥ smṛtaḥ
pratyūṣasa ṛṣiḥ putro vibhur nāmnātha devalaḥ
viśvakarmā prabhāsasya putraḥ śilpī prajāpatiḥ //

Anala perchance cast his seed in a heap of reeds, whence sprang up Kumâra, Śâkha, Viśâkha and Naigameya. They were fostered by the Pleiades, and that is why they are known as Kârtikêya, and the great Ṛiṣi Devala was begotten by Pratyûsa.—26-27.

Prabhâsa begot the renowned architect and builder—the great Visvakarmâ to make mansions, pleasure gardens, statues, ornaments, tanks, wells, etc.—28.