Furthermore, a woman must vertically fold a tea cloth three times, and horizontally four times, while a man must fold it diagonally, which is called in Urasenke School, 'Chidori Chakin' meaning plover tea cloth.
茶巾のたたみ方も、女性は縦三つ横四つに捌くのに対して、男性は斜め（裏千家でいうところの「千鳥茶巾」）に捌く。