The "Ni'ihau Shell Leis" book by Linda Paik Moriarty, published by the University of Hawaii Press in 1986, is a hardcover publication that delves into the cultural significance of shell leis in Ni'ihau, Hawaii. The book, with 104 pages, explores the art of crafting these leis and their role in social and cultural practices. Illustrated by the author, the book offers a detailed insight into the nature crafts and anthropology of the region, making it a valuable resource for those interested in traditional Hawaiian culture and art.