MIYAGI PAINTS ROUND SESH SCEPTOR DAB TOOL – CERULEAN

The MIYAGI PAINTS Round Sesh Sceptor Dab Tool in Cerulean is a high-end dabber for people who treat their rig like an art gallery. Built from wood burl and resin with a custom Miyagi Paints finish, it’s made for collectors who want precise handling and a piece that actually looks worthy of the top shelf. This is the tool you pull out when the jar is fire and you want the whole sesh to feel intentional.

Why You’ll Love It

• Turns your dab station into an art piece — the hand-worked wood burl and cerulean resin look more like custom glass than a basic dab tool.
• Confident, non-slip handling — the natural texture and shaping of the burl give your fingers something to really lock onto, even mid-sesh.
• Collector-grade, not throwaway — comes with a handwritten certificate of authenticity so you know you’re holding the real Miyagi collab, not a copy.
• Protected between seshes — the included hard case keeps it safe in backpacks, pelican cases, or that one drawer everything ends up in.
• Upgrades every rig you pair it with — instead of using a cheap metal poker next to your heady glass, your tool finally matches the rest of your setup.
• Built to be used, not just stared at — the shape is designed for actual dab work: scooping, placing, and navigating even sticky textures.

Best For

This Sesh Sceptor is made for seasoned dabbers and collectors who care as much about presentation as potency. If you’re already picky about your banger, your terp profile, and the way your setup looks on the coffee table, this is firmly in your lane. It also plays perfectly with clean, organized stations built around a good dab mat where tools and jars each have their place.

How to Use It

Think of this like a painter’s brush for your concentrates. You use the working end of the Sesh Sceptor to pick up your dab from the jar, then smoothly guide it where it needs to go on your heated surface. The balance and shape are tuned so it feels natural in the hand, whether you’re doing tiny flavor dabs or going in heavier.

When you’re done and the tool has cooled, just wipe off any leftover residue with a cloth or swab. For a deeper clean, a quick soak in isopropyl alcohol, rinse, and full dry will keep it looking sharp between seshes. Stash it back in the hard case when you’re traveling or when roommates are moving things around, because nobody wants to explain a chipped custom piece.

Specifications

Fit & Compatibility

This tool plays nice with essentially any dab setup: flat-top bangers, slanted buckets, terp slurpers, and more traditional nails. If your rig works with standard carb caps and modern concentrates, this will feel right at home in your hand.

Caring for Your Sesh Sceptor

Let the tool cool fully before cleaning, then wipe off visible residue. For tougher buildup, soak just the resin/metal working area in isopropyl alcohol, rinse with water, and dry completely before storing. Treat the burl handle like you would a nice wood piece—avoid long soaks, harsh abrasives, or leaving it in direct heat so the finish stays clean and vibrant.

FAQ

• Q: Is this dab tool actually meant to be used, or is it more of a display piece?
  A: It’s definitely meant to be used. The balance and shape are designed for real-world dabbing, it just happens to look like a piece of art. If you’re working with premium concentrates and storing them in nice concentrate jars, this tool is right at home in that level of setup.
• Q: Will this work with my current rig and banger?
  A: Yes. The MIYAGI PAINTS Round Sesh Sceptor isn’t tied to any specific joint size or banger style—it’s simply a high-end tool for picking up and placing concentrates. Whether you’re using a tiny recycler, a larger daily driver, or even portable nectar collectors at home, it’ll do the job.
• Q: How do I keep the wood burl looking good over time?
  A: Avoid soaking the wood portion in alcohol or water—just clean the working tip and gently wipe down the handle if needed. Don’t leave it sitting in puddles or direct sunlight for long periods, and store it in the included hard case when you’re not using it. That’s the easiest way to keep the finish crisp.
• Q: Is the hard case sturdy enough for travel or tossing in a bag?
  A: Yes. The whole point of the hard case is to protect an expensive, collectible tool from getting dinged up in backpacks, travel kits, or with other smoking accessories. It’s made to keep it safe on the move.
• Q: What makes this worth more than a basic stainless dabber?
  A: Functionally, you’re getting better grip, control, and comfort than a straight, skinny metal stick. On top of that, you’re getting a collab piece with Miyagi Paints, custom materials, and a certificate of authenticity. For people who like their tools to match their heady glass and premium glass jar packaging, that matters.
• Q: How should I store it between seshes?
  A: Let it cool, wipe it clean, then either lay it flat on your tray or pad, or put it back in the hard case if things tend to get knocked around where you sesh. If you’re building a full station with organized smoke shop products, this is the kind of tool that deserves its own spot.
• Q: Is each Sesh Sceptor identical, or will mine look a little different?
  A: Because these are made with real wood burl and resin, there will always be small variations in grain, swirl, and pattern. That’s part of the appeal—your cerulean Sesh Sceptor will have the same overall look and collab vibe, but the details in the material are one-of-one.