No elements - I try not to take an elemental approach with the Marseille, at least not at first.
Eight sticks and a weave in the middle, and two flowers, one pointing up, one pointing down. I'm looking at the Heron (closest to hand). What do I see?
Red sticks - hot. Eight - a cool number. Sticks - male, phallic. Eight - female, curved (a double womb?). Sticks - finite. Eight - infinite.
So we have a balance of hot and cool, male and female, straight and curved, finite and infinite. It's a perfect balance of opposites that keeps things in place - but keeps them moving too (because the sticks are straight and red and phallic, and 8 swings up-curve, down-curve, forever). In the middle, a blue weave - accepting, compromising, yin. More balance - in adaptability.
And at the very centre, nine red diamonds. The secret nine, the disorderly one in the middle of that orderly eight.
The two flowers reinforce the balance of opposites - one pointing to heaven, the other to earth. Red nubs in blue flowers. After the phallus of the batons, we have the clitoris of the flowers - pulling in energy, sending out energy. All is well in the world.
But don't forget that secret subversive nine.