Miyagi Paints Round Sesh Sceptor Dab Tool

The Miyagi Paints Round Sesh Sceptor is a handcrafted dab tool built for collectors and daily dabbers who want their gear to feel as good as it looks. Made from natural wood burl and colored resin in collaboration with artist Miyagi Paints, this is functional art with a balanced, substantial grip. Comes with a hard protective case and a handwritten certificate of authenticity.

Why this one stands out

• Precise concentrate handling — The slender working end lets you grab exactly what you need without wasting material or making a mess.
• Gallery-worthy aesthetics — That Aqua wood burl and resin combo looks like it belongs on display, not buried in a drawer with random tools.
• Comfortable even when you're faded — The shape and weight give you a secure grip, so you're not fumbling a nice piece three dabs into a session.
• Travel-ready with included case — Hard case keeps it protected in your bag instead of clanking against glass or getting scratched up.
• Legit collab with documentation — Official Miyagi Paints collaboration with a handwritten certificate, so you know what you're holding is real.
• Made for use, not just looking at — The construction handles daily sessions, not just shelf display.

Made for

Dabbers who already have their setup dialed in and want a centerpiece tool to match their rig. If you care about how your station looks — from your glass to your dab mat — this fits right in. Also a solid pick for collectors who want limited, signed pieces instead of generic stainless steel dabbers that everyone else has.

How it works

The Sesh Sceptor has a functional tip on one end and a rounded, sculpted handle on the other. The wood burl and resin mix creates subtle contours that give your fingers something to grip, so you can scoop, slice, or place concentrates cleanly. This is the tool you reach for when you're running nice hash or rosin and want to keep everything precise.

Use it like any dab tool — pick up your concentrate with the slender tip, then place it where it needs to go with slow, controlled movement. The comfortable handle gives you leverage to be precise, which really shows when you're working with softer textures that want to smear everywhere. Between dabs, rest it on a heat-safe surface or a proper stand so you're not chasing it around.

The wood-and-resin body makes it a natural conversation piece sitting in the middle of your setup. Pair it with proper concentrate jars if you're portioning out multiple dabs ahead of time — keeps everything staged and clean.

For cleaning, let everything cool down, then wipe residue off the working end. For deeper cleans, a quick wipe with isopropyl alcohol on the tip works fine — just avoid soaking the wood portions. Rinse and dry fully before your next session.

Specifications

What's in the box

• Miyagi Paints Round Sesh Sceptor Dab Tool (Aqua)
• Hard protective case
• Handwritten certificate of authenticity

Compatibility

This is a standalone dabber, so it doesn't need to fit a specific joint size or banger style. Works with any rig setup — traditional glass, silicone rigs, or even nectar collectors. The hard case makes it a good choice if you bring your own tools to sessions or lounges.

FAQ

• What's included with this dab tool?
  You get the Sesh Sceptor in Aqua, a hard protective case, and a handwritten certificate of authenticity. Ready to use out of the box.
• Can I use this every day or is it just for display?
  Use it daily. It's designed to feel solid and comfortable for regular sessions, not just sit on a shelf. If you're doing multiple dabs a day, it'll hold up — especially if you store it in the case between sessions.
• Will it work with my current rig?
  Yes. Since it's a standalone tool, it doesn't need to match a joint size or banger style. If you're using a typical dab rig or nectar collector setup, this handles picking up and placing concentrates without issue.
• How do I clean the wood and resin without damaging it?
  Let the tip cool, then wipe off leftover concentrate with a cloth. For deeper cleaning, gently wipe the metal working end with isopropyl alcohol — avoid heavy soaking on the wooden portions. Rinse the tip and dry everything thoroughly. Keeping it in its case protects the finish from scratches.
• Will mine look exactly like the photos?
  Close, but not identical. Natural wood burl and poured resin mean each piece has its own grain pattern and swirl. The colorway is Aqua, but the exact look varies slightly — part of the appeal for collectors who want something unique.
• Why spend more on this instead of a basic steel dabber?
  You're paying for artisan craftsmanship, the Miyagi Paints collaboration, custom wood burl and resin work, plus the hard case and certificate. This isn't disposable — it's more like a limited-run piece that matches high-end rigs and curated setups. For more on what sets quality dab tools apart, the difference really comes down to materials and hand feel.
• Is this a good gift for someone who already has everything?
  Perfect for that person, actually. When someone already has rigs, bangers, and all the basics, a high-end dab tool is a meaningful upgrade. It's functional, looks impressive immediately, and the certificate of authenticity gives it that collectible factor.