That is an interesting one indeed Anton.
I personally wouldn't describe the circles in the flowers as eye-like, although it is hard to tell what was intended beyond signaling the color of that part of the flower. If we believe colors are significant at all that is.
Also, going by the shape alone, there is a similar "eye" in the root here: see the small circle with a dot in the middle at the center of the root.
I know the root shape may evoke a piece of a puzzle to us, but I had looked into this some time ago and was under the impression that jigsaw puzzles were only invented much later, in the 18th C, so it can't be meant to reference that.
I personally wouldn't describe the circles in the flowers as eye-like, although it is hard to tell what was intended beyond signaling the color of that part of the flower. If we believe colors are significant at all that is.
Also, going by the shape alone, there is a similar "eye" in the root here: see the small circle with a dot in the middle at the center of the root.
I know the root shape may evoke a piece of a puzzle to us, but I had looked into this some time ago and was under the impression that jigsaw puzzles were only invented much later, in the 18th C, so it can't be meant to reference that.