Miss Pravala’s heritage is a tapestry woven from the noble blood of her father’s lineage and the sacred, mystical traditions of her mother’s line. Her family’s roots reach deep into the ancient lands of Kemet, where magic and royalty walked hand in hand. In the days of ancient Egypt, or Kemet, queens were expected to master the arts of magic to marry pharaohs, to rule not only with grace but with wisdom and powerful knowledge. It was the queen’s role to be a healer, protector, and spiritual guide, bound to the sacred forces that connected the throne with the divine.

Miss Pravala’s mother comes from a long line of feminine healers whose practices are blessed by Mami Wata, the powerful spirit of water. These women are keepers of African ancestral wisdom, guardians of the divinity of water, and practitioners of the djembe initiation rites, each beat of the drum echoing the pulse of the earth and the call of the ancestors. This lineage of priestesses carries the same magic known to ancient queens, their powers passed down through the centuries, woven into every ritual and blessing.

In Miss Pravala, these worlds unite: her father’s royal lineage blends with her mother’s ancient knowledge, creating a legacy where noble authority meets sacred healing. Every potion she creates, every blessing she shares, flows with the essence of this heritage—a fusion of regal tradition and the timeless magic of Africa, a whisper from the days of Kemet, and the strength of Mami Wata’s sacred waters.