The house of this figure constantly turns to face away from visitors, as depicted by Viktor Hartmann.
In one myth, two girls refuse to go to this figure because they can still see their sewing needles, so a third girl is sent to get a light from this figure and is made to sort dirt from poppy seeds before receiving a skull on a stick. This figure orders a boy to carry water in a sieve to fill a tub, and a black cat advises the boy and his sister to throw a towel and comb behind them to escape this figure. This figure, who commands white, red, and black horsemen, gives aid to (*) Vasilisa the Fair. The house of this figure constantly turns to face away from visitors, as depicted by Viktor Hartmann. This figure sweeps away all traces of herself with a silver broom. For 10 points, name this crone who flies around in a mortar and pestle and lives in a hut with chicken's legs from Slavic mythology.
In one myth, two girls refuse to go to this figure because they can still see their sewing needles, so a third girl is sent to get a light from this figure and is made to sort dirt from poppy seeds before receiving a skull on a stick.
Baba Yaga