At the wondrous wedding of this man, a witch enchants it so that  hedge-hog bones are used for the ceilings and scales of trout are used for  the windows, and a child says he will "sing his simple stories."
At the wondrous wedding of this man, a witch enchants it so that  hedge-hog bones are used for the ceilings and scales of trout are used for  the windows, and a child says he will "sing his simple stories." In one  task, this man is assisted by a large mechanical hawk with a beak of steel  and talons of iron in order to catch a pike from the underworld. This  man is able to cultivate a piece of land that used to belong to (*) Hisi,  which is pretty hard to do since it is filled with serpents. He does those three  tasks to get the Maiden of the North, but ultimately his making of an object  that spews gold, salt and wheat is stolen by her mother. For 10 points, name  this maker of the Sampo, a smith from The Kalevala.
At the wondrous wedding of this man, a witch enchants it so that  hedge-hog bones are used for the ceilings and scales of trout are used for  the windows, and a child says he will "sing his simple stories."
Ilmarinen