This object was created to win the favor of a virgin "from whose forehead shines the rainbow," although in the end, she did not marry its creator. Prior to its creation, a series of objects that were judged to be "ill-mannered" were accidentally created and then discarded, including a plough, a crossbow, a boat and a cow. An alternative interpretation views this item as a world pillar, as it grew roots into the earth after being buried beneath the hills of (*) Sariola. It provides an explanation for why the sea is salty, as it was lost at sea when Louhi defeated Ilmarinen. For 10 points, name 
This object was created to win the favor of a virgin "from whose forehead shines the rainbow," although in the end, she did not marry its creator. Prior to its creation, a series of objects that were judged to be "ill-mannered" were accidentally created and then discarded, including a plough, a crossbow, a boat and a cow. An alternative interpretation views this item as a world pillar, as it grew roots into the earth after being buried beneath the hills of (*) Sariola. It provides an explanation for why the sea is salty, as it was lost at sea when Louhi defeated Ilmarinen. For 10 points, name this magical mill that could endlessly produce flour, salt, and money and whose creation is described in the Kalevala.
This object was created to win the favor of a virgin "from whose forehead shines the rainbow," although in the end, she did not marry its creator.