How to draw overlaying shapes in flutter - flutter

I'm trying to recreate a UI in flutter that looks like this I need to get this shapes in the position they appear in the image above, I did some research and came across Flutter Custom Paint, tried checking for tutorials on how to use it to achieve this design but can't find anything that points me in the right direction. Please is there anyway in flutter to recreate this UI?

Instead of complicating things
You can use stack for overlapping
And for that circles you can use containers with borderradius
and using positioned widget to position the circles based on your need
MORE THAN THIS
you can export that design as an image and use
Stack{
children[
THAT IMAGE,
YOUR UI,
]}

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