Jacquard or tapestry?

Need help identifying type of tapestry this is. Measures 100" x 94" and is made of cotton. Really need to be schooled on this but never the time. Thx in advance.

 

it would help if we could see a photo..................................................
maybe 2...

44 is a bit overwhelming..........

 

looks like a jacquard loomed item..

 

Agree, jacquard woven.

 

Thirded.

 

I agree with it being a jacquard machine-woven textile, the stripey effect ("floats" - unused weft carried across the back of the fabric) on the reverse is a giveaway.

About jacquard vs. tapestry:
Jacquard is the weaving technology/method, while tapestry is the textile. Traditionally, tapestries were a weft-faced weaving with all the warp threads hidden, and were hand-woven with pictorial/narrative designs, (Warp=the vertical set of threads, held tight on the loom. Weft=the horizontal threads woven over and under the warp threads.)
But the word tapestry is pretty loosely used nowadays, often referring to any textile wall-hanging, and most woven textiles that people call "tapestries" are jacquard-woven. The jacquard machine, a device that is fitted to a loom, was patented in 1804 so it's been around for over 200 years.
Yours is a lovely example of what is often called a "jacquard-woven tapestry".