Dalmat of Perm was a 17th-century Eastern Orthodox archbishop and monastic founder. Born Dmitry Mokrinsky in 1594 in Beryozovo, he initially served as a local official in Tobolsk before renouncing his secular life to become a monk. After entering the Nevyansk monastery, he sought solitude as a hermit in a cave near the Iset River. This ascetic life eventually led to the establishment of the Iset Desert, which later became the Dalmatovsky Monastery, a significant religious center in the Perm region.