This figure sweeps away all traces of herself with a silver broom.
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