Catherine E. Toth, Hawaii Magazine
Lei made from the tiny, colorful shells carried by surf onto the beaches of the privately-owned island of Niihau are among the most prized in the world. A just-opened exhibit at the Bishop Museum celebrates the craftsmanship and science of the rare lei.
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