I'm afraid this one is a fake, but she is very beautiful and I'd love to have her.
Reasons why she is fake:
1. Fur around the collar. Real popples don't have fur around their collar.
2. Logo is printed on shiny material with no white ink
3. She is a purse
4. Her nose is too big. I have three popples from 2001 and although all three have different shaped noses, none of them are that large.
5. Popples of the early 2000s had a key difference from early popples, and you can see it on the logo -- three little antennae with balls on the top sticking out of their heads. They were absent on the smaller plush like the cutie fruitie Popples, but all of the larger popple plush had them.
6. Her mouth is too wide. It's much wider than a normal popple's mouth
7. The material is a straight cloth. Popples of the 2000s had lightly furred fabric.
8. No name on her foot
9. The eyes are sewn on. I have never seen a popple with sewn-on eyes. They have all had painted button eyes.
For all of you commenting on how it's too nice to be a fake... there's a store near my house that sells chinese products, and most of it is bootleg anime plushies. The logos and tags are copied from Japanese official products, even when the product itself is original, and the tags are written in Japanese, not Chinese. (As a Japanese student, I know the difference) You can't tell on many of them that they are unofficial -- the tags are printed with clear ink and even on shiny cardboard like an official product. A lot of the plush products are actually of incredibly nice quality, much nicer than what you find at American dollar stores, and I actually collect unofficial Chinese anime plushies as long as there isn't a counterpart in Japan.
She is clearly based off of Pixe-Doodle Popple, by the way. Pixie was my second Popple... I'd know that color scheme anywhere!