Textile BIrd Framed Estate Find Any ideas of its origin?

Hello All, I bought this piece from a home which can only be described as a Time Capsule, early 1900's. I bought a textile book, did internet search, still lost. I thought French or American. The background threds appear to be an old gossamer material. Any help will be gladly appreciated. The frame is an old one with metal end pieces.
Thanks
Judy

 

Judy, the picture doesn't show.

 

OOPS, having trouble with downloads this am..will try again

 

is there a way to send photos from my phone, my downloads are in resistance?

 

Hi Judy! I'm another Judy......Welcome to Antiquers.

I send my cell photos to my email address, and edit in a photo program.

 

There is, @i need help knows how to do that. I don't, sorry. Maybe @judy knows as well, she'll be here soon.

Edit:
And she was, faster than I anticipated.

 

thanks, I followed your method with my first post, then the computer got wacky/

 

thank you

 

I have to find a better way to photograph, shrunk down to 25% and still too large. Will work on this. Thanks to everyone

 

I had to go to 25%, plus, computer upgrades were blocking me..Thanks for your help

 

It looks like a flying peacock embroidery from India.
Given the gossamer-like fabric (silk?), it could be part of a saree that was too worn to wear, but too pretty to throw away.

 

Bird of Paradise maybe?

 

I have a plant by that name..very bird like..possible..thanks

 

The eyes in the tail feathers of the embroidery are typical of peacock feathers, especially the way they are depicted in India.
In Asia birds like peacocks and phoenix are often called bird of paradise. That term is unrelated to the Papuan and East Indonesian birds of paradise, which are small birds with enormous, usually rather fluffy, tail feathers. There are many species, here are some:

 

Thank you..I never knew about these birds.they are beauties..